
The police haven't accused the victim of being a druggie yet. However, they did use their second favorite post-death tactic in these taser cases ... they issued press release talking about the "violent struggle" that led to decision on the part of the police to pull out their taser guns.
Battistata, 44, died after police tried to arrest him on suspicion of breaking into an apartment. The original call was a report of criminal mischief made at 3:50 a.m. Officers said Battistata

He lost consciousness and was taken to the Doctors Hospital, where he was declared dead at 4:33 a.m. Monday.
Three Laredo police officers are on administrative duty pending investigation of the death of Mr. Battistata.
What are your thoughts on these continued taser-related deaths?
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My thoughts? What's the problem, here? On it's face, this seems alright. Sorry the guy died, but once again... the cops appear to have acted appropriately.
Gunfighter - The perp was unarmed. There were 3 police officers on the scene. The perp was suspected of criminal mischief. Why did he have to die? Is it the role of the police to kill people?
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