DETROIT (WXYZ) — In March of 2015, 24-year-old Anthony Clark Reed was stopped by Detroit police for having tinted windows.
According to the family attorney Herbert Sanders, when Anthony reached over to the glove box he was ordered out of the car, put in handcuffs, and laid down on his stomach while putting on handcuffs and said, “I can’t breathe.”
This is the phrase now used to describe some police brutality cases after video shows George Floyd was held to the ground with a knee on his neck by Minneapolis Police and died this week. Four police officers there have been fired and…
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