Police may have shocked Pas more than twice, Valencia said, but investigators have so far only confirmed two uses of a stun gun. Pas was bleeding from an injury to his head or face, Valencia said, but it remained unclear how he sustained the wound. The morning after the shooting, a large blood stain was visible on the asphalt in the cul-de-sac where Pas was arrested.
Police struggled with Pas once he was on the ground, according to Wednesday’s statement. “Pas was on his stomach with his arms under his body, attempting to push himself up as officers tried to hold him down,” the statement said. “Pas continued to resist by tensing up and not complying with officers.”
Sheriff’s investigation reveals new details about man’s death in Santa Rosa police custody
24 November 2021
The 40-year-old man who died last week after being taken down by Santa Rosa police officers was shocked with a stun gun at least twice and was later administered a drug used to counteract opioid overdoses as he lay dying on a Santa Rosa cul-de-sac, the Sonoma County Sheriff’s Office said Wednesday. Santa Rosa officers confronted Jordon Pas, 40, on Peach Court in Roseland early Nov. 18 following reports by neighbors of gunshots being fired and a man walking through the neighborhood with a gun. Pas, who lived within blocks of the area in southwest Santa Rosa and was not ...
Sheriff: Santa Rosa police shocked shooting suspect at least twice before he died
Jordan Pas, 40, was unresponsive to police officers within a minute of the second time they shocked him.
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