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['You all did a good job': Supervisor is heard
praising troopers who tasered Ronald Greene
and left him facedown on the ground
for 9 minutes in newly
released bodycam captured
moments before his death

Ronald Greene, 49, died in
May 2019 after a car chase with Louisiana troopers
Greene's family was initially told
he died in a car crash near Monroe
Bodycam footage his mother was
shown last year shows a violent arrest
Greene was tasered in his car,
dragged out, tasered again and handcuffed
He tells the
officers: 'Brother, I'm scared' as they
scream obscenities at him
At one point Greene, handcuffed,
is dragged by his feet, face down on ground
He was left on the ground for nine
minutes as they cleaned his blood off them
A supervisor arrives and thanks
the troopers for their good work
Greene died shortly afterwards,
with his cause of death listed as cardiac arrest
The family has filed a federal wrongful death lawsuit]


He had taken Cocaine






Another Criminal
that should have been kept alive.


https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/art...ld-Greene.html