Legislation to limit the use of prone – or facedown – restraint passed its first big test at the Colorado State Capitol Tuesday.
The bill, crafted after a lengthy 9NEWS investigation connected more than 130 deaths to the common restraint technique, would require officers to place prone arrestees into what’s known as a recovery position immediately after handcuffing.
Read more: https://www.9news.com/article/news/investigations/prone-restraint-bill-initial-opposition/73-1ed488e7-7d28-4eec-99d7-037daac7b36b
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