After Eric Garner died in police custody last week on Staten
Island, critics fixed their attention on the chokehold that an officer appeared
to use to subdue him during a confrontation. But in the days since, as another
video of the encounter emerged, the conduct of the two paramedics and two
emergency medical technicians who responded has also come under considerable
scrutiny. On Monday, the emergency medical workers were suspended without pay
by their employer, the Richmond University Medical Center, as the hospital and
the Fire Department — which coordinates emergency medical response citywide —
review the incident.
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