Fox NewsGraphic video shows Irvo Otieno being pinned in Virginia mental hospital before his death
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-6% Center
- Politician Portrayal
-49% Negative
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51% : Otieno first came into the custody of law enforcement on March 3, with Henrico County Police -- a separate agency -- saying that officers responding to a report of a possible burglary in suburban Richmond encountered Otieno, and based on his behavior, put him under an emergency custody order and took him to a local hospital for evaluation.49% : The video begins with law enforcement leading Otieno, who is handcuffed and shackled, toward a chair in a room.
49% : At the time he first came into contact with law enforcement in early March, he was experiencing mental distress, his family added, according to the AP.
48% : Otieno then appears to start moving again while being held by law enforcement, prompting more people in the room to join their effort to restrain him.
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