That ^ was a strange post. If X is an aspect of police training - e.g. it's something they're trained to do - I'm confident that there's at least a reason they're being trained to do that. It's somehow evolved out of best practices. Are you suggesting that they should ignore their training?
I am interested in whether the police training manual calls for blows to the back of the head of a suspect who is on the ground but not fully compliant (e.g. is trying to free himself), and if so, why that method is called for.
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