Keenan Anderson, who was repeatedly tased by Los Angeles police officers in January, died from cardiomyopathy and cocaine use, the Los Angeles County Medical Examiner-Coroner said.
Anderson, 31, was the cousin of Black Lives Matter co-founder Patrisse Cullors. The medical examiner’s office noted in a news release that his death was determined “hours after restraint and conducted energy device [CED] use.” It was the third officer-involved death in Los Angeles this year. His autopsy was performed January 11 and was certified June 1 after “the completion and receipt of relevant test results,” the release said.
He soon fled on foot and was restrained by multiple officers who reportedly used wrist locks and hobbling techniques, and a CED . External analysis of the discharged CED revealed probes were deployed without skin impact and that trigger activations were discharged to Mr. Anderson’s back via drive-stun application. “Minutes after being subdued, Mr. Anderson was treated by responding fire department personnel, where he became unconscious with labored breathing. “Mr.
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