A Navy veteran who was going through an episode of paranoia died after a Northern California police officer knelt on his neck for several minutes, his family said Tuesday. The family of Angelo Quinto called police on December 23 because the 30-year-old was suffering a mental health crisis and needed help.

His family says a responding officer knelt on Quinto's neck for nearly five minutes while another officer restrained his legs. Quinto lost consciousness and was taken by ambulance to a hospital, where he died three days later.

"He said 'Please don't kill me. Please don't kill me,' as they were putting him on the ground. They handcuffed him and one officer put his knee on the back of his neck the whole time I was in the room," said Quinto's mother, Cassandra Quinto-Collins.

A video recorded by Quinto-Collins shows her son listless, with a bloodied face and his hands cuffed behind his back. She said she began recording after seeing her son's eyes were rolled up in his head.

Kentucky Attorney General Daniel Cameron said he would comply with a judge's order to release the grand jury recording in the Breonna Taylor case after a grand juror alleged that Cameron had misrepresented the deliberations.

The juror filed a motion calling for the release of the transcripts on Monday so that "the truth may prevail."...

An attorney for the juror told The New York Times that Cameron "misrepresented" the deliberations and "failed to offer the panel the option of indicting the two officers who fatally shot the young woman."...

So not adding on to the existing post because well, the thing @lilacstables said, but this has also um been on my mind lately and all that:

The thing with blues and abuse isn’t rate.

Like, there’s the thing where blues don’t usually date out of caste as primaries, so it’s going to be mostly side partners and that might affect things. And there’s the thing where people are more likely to tell themselves well this is how it goes isn’t it. And there’s the thing where the kind of abuse that’d be more blue people might be way less likely to notice аs it - we’re getting better as a society on the hitting, mostly, and getting better on some of the other things even, but ‘you partner who just bought you something so very nice you could never afford makes argument that you can’t say aren’t reasonable...’ -

But that’s not even the point.

The point is that regardless of what’s going on in a caste on average, every caste is going to have people who are, well, fucking horrible. 

And the point is that blues get away with it.

(Which also of course means they can keep doing it - an orange who chokes their partners till they nearly die is probably not doing it again, to say the least. A blue whose grandparents get them out of it and nudge them to the kind of people who’ll be noticed less is.)