NEW: New bodycam footage shows Texas man Kenneth Knotts saying "I can't breathe" before dying in police custody at UT Southwestern Medical Center.
Knotts was taken for a mental health evaluation after a traffic stop.
When he got to the hospital, Knotts appeared to be suffering from a mental breakdown and wouldn't comply with the police.
Knotts was taken to the hospital after his tire blew out on the freeway. An incident report says he was acting "erratically, combative and spitting" when police approached.
After wrestling with him and putting him on his stomach in the hospital, Knotts stopped breathing.
"No pulse! No pulse!" a staffer yelled.
The medical examiner report allegedly ruled Knotts died of cardiac arrest after being put in a "semi-prone position," a homicide.
In November, a Dallas County grand jury declined to indict anyone involved with the homicide.
@hypocritessuck1 @kameidotrading @TRIGGERHAPPYV1 If you read law or pay attention you’d know he can have all
These charges he has now will give him 8-10 more. It’s consolidation. Not locked up 15 x. Idiot
@Alfred_M007 @kameidotrading @TRIGGERHAPPYV1 He could’ve literally caught all charges at once. As this situation he probably will
Have 10 more. One thing I’ll say is don’t judge someone by that. You could end up with 15. But then again you’re white. If you get caught with an ounce of weed they won’t give you a felony.
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