Legal recourse after assault and battery by hospital staff?

A single police officer's statement isn't authoritative. Police can absolutely lie for any number of reasons.

I was being dragged down the hallway with an arm latched around my neck so that I couldn't breath and I was convulsing. If that's not a choke hold, then what is it? A friendly love pat?

Okay, let's do some research. Here is the definition with visual examples of a choke hold maneuver.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Chokehold

What do you know everything about that description fits exactly what I experienced, even down to the depiction in the sidebar.

Here's what Google has to say about "choke hold"

## choke·hold ##

/ˈCHōkhōld/

noun

noun: choke-hold

a tight grip around a person's neck, used to restrain him or her by restricting breathing.

*"the police have banned chokeholds"*

I even found a great video by CNN on Youtube. It reveals that that there is a choke hold that cuts off the air supply, which is what the security guards used on me since I couldn't breath or talk, and it is the more dangerous form.

Right now you are looking very silly for trying to dismiss something traumatic that happened firsthand to me. Do you tell rape survivors that they weren't raped too?

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