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Hard to say whether it was justified, hence the investigation which would be standard in these circumstances.
I don't, personally, think he died as a result of this though.
He died three weeks later, he was 93 and had dementia. I know that in dementia, even the transition can kill them.
PAVA doesn't always work. Some people it has no effect on.
Using a baton, well he may have lunged at them. He did have another leg! There's a lot of circumstances we just do not know.
Just because he was 93, had dementia and only one leg doesn't mean he was incapable of inflicting extreme harm.
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