7 officers in Rochester, New York, suspended in case of death of Daniel Prude

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7 officers in Rochester, New York, suspended in case of death of Daniel Prude
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"I understand the union may sue me for taking these officers off our streets," Mayor Lovely Warren said on Thursday. "They should feel free to do so."

Seven officers involved in the response to a call where a Black man was put in a hood and later died have been suspended, the mayor of Rochester, New York, announced Wednesday.

The officers had stopped Prude, who was nude at the time, after 3 a.m. on March 23, according to police body camera video obtained by his family and released to the media. Officers cuffed him, placed him on the wet street face down, put a spit hood on him, and pushed his head into the asphalt and placed a knee on his back, the video appears to show.

Prude went limp and appeared to stop breathing, according to the imagery and remarks from police and paramedics at the scene. He was hospitalized on life support and died seven days later, family and authorities said.

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