Indigenous man, 40, had been hospitalized since the incident on April 1, with family alleging excessive force in police stop
Relatives of an Indigenous man left brain-dead after an altercation with police in Prince Albert, Sask., say he has died.
“Every time me and the family have been there, it’s been like a goodbye every day,” said Chase Sinclair, a close family friend.The family has alleged that Prince Albert Police Service officers used excessive force during the police stop. Videos shared on social media show officers using stun guns multiple times and struggling with the driver of a vehicle.The family alleges Umpherville was left on the ground in handcuffs and his heart stopped beating for 20 minutes before it was revived when an ambulance arrived.
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