I'm Real - Doog Snob vs. AI

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© Andel
I'm Real

The 47-year-old deceased suffered from paranoid schizophrenia.
He was a patient at the Central Institute for Mental Health.
He went there because his condition had worsened.
He left the Institute again shortly after 12 p.m.
His treating doctor followed him - because he feared
that his patient could endanger himself.

Because the psychiatrist was unable to bring the man back by himself,
the doctor asked the police for help.
But the officers were also unable to persuade the man to return.
According to the prosecution, the police then used pepper spray,
but that had no effect.
They wanted to hold the man down,
but the 47-year-old, who weighs —137 kilograms—,
fought back with punches, according to the prosecution.
Then the officers combined their forces to bring the man to the ground,
according to the prosecution and also the statement of the main defendant.
He then hit him in the head four times with his fist, writes the public prosecutor.

Of the several hundred people who came forward as witnesses,
91 were ultimately interviewed as real eyewitnesses.
The State Criminal Police Office also viewed around
5,900 posts on social platforms.

Sharp criticism from the “May 2nd Initiative” against police violence
which was formed in Mannheim after the death of the 47-year-old Croatian,
accompanies the process critically.
Investigations against police officers are often not carried out consistently
and courts are "all too easy to believe" the defense of police officers,
it says on the homepage.
The initiative has organized several vigils and demonstrations.

75 percent of victims of police violence are mentally ill people.
In addition, people are “criminalized, mistreated
and killed” by the police, the initiative claims.
This particularly affects people, who are affected
by structural violence and poverty,
who live in migrant neighborhoods and
who experience domestic and sexual violence.”