'They're trying to George Floyd me' Outrage grows as Keenan Anderson, cousin of Black Lives Matter co-founder, dies in hospital hours after Los Angeles police use a Taser on him multiple times
Anderson, 31, relative of Black Lives Matter co-founder Patrisse Cullors, is seen in police footage pleading"they're trying to George Floyd me ... they're trying to kill me" as Los Angeles officers use a Taser on him multiple times.
Keenan Anderson, cousin of Black Lives Matter co-founder has died in the hospital, hours after police in Los Angeles repeatedly restrained and Tasered him with a stun gun, police body-camera footage showed and his relatives said, sparking outrage. On Wednesday, Los Angeles Police Department [LAPD] released a body-cam footage of the January 3 incident, showing Anderson pleading for help while police officers are seen restraining him and Tasering him multiple times.
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