After Protests, County Sheriffs and Most San Diego Law Enforcement Now Ban the Carotid Restraint

After six days of protest in San Diego and a week and half across the nation, the San Diego Sheriff's Department and many local law enforcement agencies up and down San Diego County announced Wednesday they would immediately ban the use of the carotid restraint. Two days earlier the San Diego Police Department stated its…

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