A former security guard from Trinity Western University has been found guilty of manslaughter in relation to an incident in 2020. In 2020, students called security after a man who was not authorized to be in TWU student housing began rifling through students’ rooms at the residence. A security guard tackled the man and restrained him; the incident resulted in a death. British Columbia Supreme Court Justice Catherine Murray said that the security guard’s use of a headlock for prolonged restraint “was objectively dangerous in the circumstances.”
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