Was that when his sister came to help him, and found him dying, the police grabbed her and confined her in the squad car like SHE was the killer.

Ohio, where grief is illegal?

Many so called cops are KKK monsters

So true.

and fighting with officers who are trying to escort you out is.

As with Tamir. They didn't even try to save him.

The shooter is still at large.

She "disrupted the crime scene" also.

Can't begin to imagine the grief he was going through but that doesn't excuse his trying to enter a closed crime scene, potentially disturbing or destroying evidence and then fighting police who were trying to escort him away.

IMO the police's need to secure the scene and gather evidence overrules a grief stricken brother's want to be with his brother's body.

And reaching for his brother. That’s when he was tased.

That is not how you handle a situation like this. Not at all.

The only article I see that even discusses is it the WLWT piece and that has no reference to him being on his knees crying and reaching for his brother".

There’s a video there where the reporters interviewed witnesses.

this poor young man.

But I guess we should be grateful they didn't murder him instead.

DUers would be mad if the picked him up and carted him off.

In this case I back the cops.