California Pays $24 Million Settlement in Death of Man Pinned by Police

California agreed to pay $24 million to the family of Edward Bronstein, who died in police custody in March 2020.
Bronstein repeatedly screamed "I can't breathe" as officers held him down during a traffic stop to draw his blood.
The settlement is the largest civil rights payout in California history and second only to the George Floyd case nationally.
Seven officers and a nurse were charged with involuntary manslaughter in Bronstein's death.
Bronstein's death prompted policy changes to prevent restraint methods that pose a risk of suffocation.