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that the technique is mentioned in the fourth episode in the series, when a character confronts an NYPD detective with allegations that he coerced a confession out of the five defendants. “You squeezed statements out of them after 42 hours of questioning and coercing, without food, bathroom breaks, withholding parental supervision,” the character states. “The Reid Technique has been universally rejected. That’s truth to you.”Reid and Associates Inc. claims the dialogue sheds a negative light on the procedure and implies that it involves coercion. “Defendants intended to incite an audience reaction against Reid for what occurred in the Central Park Jogger Case and for the coercive interrogation tactics that continue to be used today,” the lawsuit obtained by Variety states. “Defendants published the statements in ‘When They See Us’ in an effort to cause a condemnation of the Reid Technique.”Reid and Associates claims the actual technique is a structured interview and interrogation process which does not use coercion, intimidation or denying a suspect their rights and urges "extreme care" toward younger suspects.The plaintiffs say the show has caused the company to suffer damages. They’re seeking actual and punitive damages, as well as asking Netflix to stop distributing the show in its current form. 1320

Stockley said Smith backed into their police SUV twice in an apparent attempt to harm them. After Bianchi told Stockley that he believed Smith was armed, Stockley exited the SUV with his department-issued handgun. He also had a personal AK-47 pistol, a violation of department policy, according to the report. 309

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She's having seizures. We needed to get her medicine, we needed to get her professional help, and here she was on a plane up in the air, passing out over and over, Hammond said. "And they should have landed the plane in the beginning."Hammond questioned what procedure United Airlines has for when there is a medical emergency onboard a flight. "I was the last one off the plane. I voiced my anger about the decision not to land. The pilot said he made the decision. I told him we had to watch a young mom convulse and pass out over and over for 2 hours," she wrote on Facebook.Jon Austin, a spokesman for Republic Airlines, provided WCPO with the following statement:"This weekend, a customer experienced a medical issue aboard Republic Airlines flight 3466 operating as United Express between Houston and Cincinnati. While inflight, the customer received care by our crew with guidance from our on-call medical service as well as from a health care professional on board. The flight landed safely in Cincinnati where the aircraft was met by medical personnel and the passenger was transported to a local hospital." 1121

The 2-year-old boy was discovered about 7:50 a.m. Wednesday alone along the shores of Lake Henshaw about a quarter of a mile from The Round Up Grill, formerly the site of the Lake Henshaw Cafe, sheriff's Lt. Matthew Glisson said. Sheriff's deputies were dispatched to the scene along with Cal Fire San Diego firefighters, who performed a medical evaluation and released the toddler to the sheriff's department. 410