B.C. firefighters say Myles Gray was ‘well restrained’ before he stopped breathing
B.C. firefighters say Myles Gray was laying on his stomach with his wrists and ankles tied together, but that police officers wouldn’t allow them to attend to him until he stopped breathing.
Gray, 33, was face down in the ground and handcuffed, but was still struggling about in what appeared to Lee as an attempt to throw off the officers. Still hoping to get a read on Gray’s medical condition from a distance, Lee said he walked in a circle around the scene. Frizzel and Campbell both testified that it was hard to tell whether the discoloration of Gray’s face was because of a lack of oxygen or his extensive facial injuries.
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