While being pinned down, Ellis told police he couldn't breathe.
A sign is displayed on May 27, 2021, at a memorial in Tacoma, Wash., where Manuel"Manny" Ellis died March 3, 2020.Ellis, an unarmed Black man, was restrained by three police officers in Washington state on March 3, 2020, and a medical examiner ruled the cause of death as a homicide.
In 2021, Washington State Attorney General Bob Ferguson filed felony charges against officers Christopher Burbank, Matthew Collins, and Timothy Rankine. Burbank and Collins were charged with second-degree murder and Rankine was charged with first-degree manslaughter. All three have pleaded not guilty and the defense claimed drugs found in Ellis' system may have contributed to his death instead.
Liu told the jury that eyewitnesses would tell them that someone from the patrol car got Ellis' attention and he walked to the vehicle's passenger side. Those witnesses saw a brief conversation take place, Ellis walking away and the passenger door swinging open, knocking Ellis to the ground, Liu said. Witnesses also saw officers jump out of the car and start attacking Ellis.
"Mr. Ellis, however, had significant medical and physiological issues, including an extreme concentration of methamphetamine in his blood," she continued. "The conditions, combined with his lengthy physical struggle with the officers, led to his demise. Officer Rankine welcomes the opportunity to provide the jurors with the truth surrounding the incident."
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Jury hears Manny Ellis' last words at trial of Tacoma officers accused in his deathJurors heard the last words of Manny Ellis, a 33-year-old Black man who was punched, shocked with a Taser, put in a chokehold and held face down, during opening statements Tuesday in the trial of three Washington police officers accused in his death.
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Watch Live: Testimony to continue in the trial for the death of Manuel EllisThe state called the first witness Tuesday afternoon, a forensic video analyst named Grant Fredericks.
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Manuel Ellis' family expected on the witness stand ThursdayThe state called the first expert, a forensic video analyst named Grant Fredericks. The defense began cross-examination Wednesday afternoon.
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Officers' lawyers challenge analysis of video that shows Black man's death in Tacoma, WashingtonLawyers for three police officers charged in the death of Manny Ellis have challenged a forensic video analyst’s interpretation of videos shot by witnesses that show the Black man’s fatal arrest in Tacoma, Washington. Analyst Grant Fredericks showed the jury a video Wednesday that showed Ellis with his hands in the air as Burbank fired the Taser at his chest and Collins putting his arm around Ellis’ neck. On Thursday, Collins' attorney Jared Ausserer said the video shows Ellis failed to follow the officers’ repeated commands to put his hands behind his back. Fredericks disagrees. He says it shows Burbank moving Ellis' arm behind his back. Prosecutors also plan to call Ellis’ sister, Monét Carter-Mixon, to testify Thursday.
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Prosecutors focus on video evidence in trial of Washington officers charged in Manny Ellis' deathA cellphone video of the 2020 fatal arrest of Manny Ellis shows the Black man on the ground as police officers held his neck and shot him with a Taser, according to a certified video analyst called to testify Wednesday in the trial of three Washington officers accused in his death.
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Mother, sister of Manny Ellis set to testify Thursday as trial enters third dayDay three of the trial against three Tacoma officers charged in the death of Manny Ellis kicked off Thursday.
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