At Rest

Less-than-lethal force
Eagleton, who was having a medical emergency, flailed around in the driver's seat of a grey Chrysler 500. Emergency Medical Services employees responded. Fearing he was mentally ill or using drugs, they called authorities. Deputies responded. By that time, Eagleton had contorted himself around the inside of the other, was armed with a knife and was yelling. When he resisted arrest, a deputy shot Eagleton twice with a stun gun. Eagleton died two and-a-half days later at San Jacinto Medical Hospital.
This record exists so that Kenneth Ray Eagleton, and all who are named in this archive, are never reduced to a number.
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