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VIDEO: Mentally Ill Man Tased 18 Times by Cops Before Dying
The public is outraged after two officers in Milwaukee, Wisconsin, were cleared in the case of Adam Trammell, a mentally ill black man who died after being repeatedly tased in the shower of his own home.
The 22-year-old man had a diagnosis of schizophrenia when police broke down his door in May 2017 after a concerned neighbor called saying he was acting erratically, the Milwaukee Journal Sentinel reported.
According to the neighbor, Trammell was apparently talking to himself about the devil, and she was concerned that he was a danger to himself, the newspaper reported.
Body cam footage show two officers, identified as Michael Rohleder and Anthony Munoz, forcing open Trammel's door and encountering him in the shower.
The officers mistakenly call him by the name of Brandon, and he appears to be confused with a blank stare while standing in the shower.
The officers demand Trammell to come out of the shower, and the man subsequently fills a jug of water before splashing them twice in an apparent panic.
One of the officers can be heard in the video warning Trammell "you're going to get tased" if he doesn't comply with the demands given.
The seemingly frightened and bewildered man remains in the shower without uttering a single word.
As an officer reaches into the shower, Trammell raises his hands to apparently defend himself.
The officer is then seen stepping back before tasing the mentally ill man, who screams before collapsing into the shower.
"…Can you listen to us?," an officer asks as Trammell lays in the shower, momentarily unresponsive as his head sways back and forth.
Trammell is then seen coming back to, when he sits up, rocks back and forth and grabs the bathtub faucet in seemingly obvious distress.
The officers can then be heard telling Trammell to stop moving and relax, before they tase him again sounding off more agonizing screams.
According to the Journal Sentinel, the man was tased a total of 18 times, and lost consciousness afterwards in a hallway outside of his apartment approximately 30 minutes after first being tased.
The medical examiner's report revealed Trammell suffered a black eye, broken rib and a multitude of bruises and cuts.
While his cause of death was no directly attributed to being tased, it was listed as a contributing factor.
Additionally, the report said paramedics administered sedatives upon arrival, and went on to say Trammell stopped breathing and a pulse couldn't be found when he was finally put into an ambulance.
The medical examiner's report stated he had a black eye, broken rib, and a number of cuts and bruises.
It did not directly attribute his death to the tasings, but listed it as a contributing factor.
Upon arrival, paramedics administered sedatives, ketamine and midazolam, which was also cited in the medical examiner's report, and Trammell stopped breathing and lost his pulse by the time he was put into an ambulance.
He died soon after arriving at the hospital.
The Journal Sentinel reported the official cause of death was listed as "excited delirium," a condition which isn't recognized by the American Medical Association or American Psychological Association, but is instead described by the paper as "a controversial condition often cited when police use force.
While the officers were initially placed on administrative duty following the tragic incident, they later returned to full duty, WISN reported.
"They've seen the video and they weep every time they see it.
We had a young man in a bath tub naked, OK? Why they engaged in tasing for 15 to 18 times is beyond my imagination," Mark Thomsen, an attorney for Trammell's family told the news station.
He continued:.
The family first saw the video at the DA's office.
So yes they've seen the video and they weep every time they see it.
We had a young man in a bath tub naked, OK? Why they engaged in tasing for 15 to 18 times is beyond my imagination.
For no good reason.
And essentially tortured to death.
That should not happen to the mentally ill in our community.
The family is now pursuing a lawsuit, according to WISN.
The deceased man's father, Larry Trammell, told the Journal Sentinel that he believed the officers should willingly resign due to what happened to his son.
"This is a nightmare.
I can't believe this," he told the paper.
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