Officer told not to make handwritten notes after death of Myles Gray, inquest hears
A Vancouver police officer says a senior member of the force who was acting as a union representative told him not to make any handwritten notes about the confrontation that resulted in the death of 33-year-old Myles Gray in 2015.
Gray died following a beating by several officers that left him with injuries including a fractured eye socket, a crushed voice box and a ruptured testicle. Wong said he saw Gray as a violent and dangerous person who was assaulting police officers and needed to be controlled immediately. Wong said he joined in the struggle to restrain Gray, who he described as “super strong” and soaked in sweat with heat radiating from his skin.Wong said he delivered two to four knee strikes to the side of Gray’s torso and, finding they were “ineffective,” punched Gray a similar number of times in the face.
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