Day 4: News

After watching Fox News, there was a case "Accused shoplifter dies at Walmart store". The man was apparently a serial shop lifter and he was accused of stealing a couple of DVD's. Three Walmart workers, including a security guard, restrained him by using a choke-hold on him and placing themselves on top of him. By the time the police were about to put handcuffs on him they said he was unresponsive and bleeding from the mouth and nose, and pronounced dead at a local hospital.

The male news anchor then discusses the case with a female Fox News legal analyst and a male former Federal Prosecutor.They then show a quote on the screen from a Walmart Spokesperson saying,

"This is truly sad news. We're in the process of working with the law enforcement to determine all of the facts and cooperating and providing any information we have to assist..."

Throughout the discussion it seemed that the two men were trying not to put the blame on Walmart by bringing out details like how he's shoplifted before, and how he has been known for substance abuse, and that apparently he took a swing at a Walmart employee which means anything can happen. The Fox News legal analyst continues to say that he was just trying to steal a couple of DVD's and that 3 workers basically jumped on him. She also adds that Walmart's policy is to back off and call 911 when something like this happens because they are not Law Enforcement trained people. Also, she says that if they had been Law Enforcement, it would have been excessive use of force.
I think that the Legal Analyst was right and it seemed like they were making excuses by saying that he was accused of substance abuse and cocaine abusers have weak hearts, but then saying that they don't know all the details so who knows if he could have been "theoretically fuelled up on narcotics".