SIU concluded injury to a man was not the result of excessive force.
Kingston Police have been cleared of any wrongdoing after a man suffered a broken shoulder during an arrest on January 25th.
Officers responded to a mental health call involving a 53-year-old man who was reportedly delusional, paranoid, and acting violently.
During an attempt to apprehend him under the Mental Health Act, the man resisted, leading to a physical takedown by police.
The Special Investigations Unit’s Director Joseph Martino concluded the injury occurred without the use of excessive force.
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