Enlarged heart, cocaine use cited in death of cousin of Black Lives Matter co-founder after APD tasering

A teacher died from an enlarged heart and cocaine use after being shocked at least six times with a Taser by Los Angeles police during a struggle when officers attempted to arrest him on suspicion of hit and run.
The man who died was Keenan Darnell Anderson, a cousin of Black Lives Matter co-founder Patrisse Cullors.
Anderson's death led to criticism of the LAPD's use of force and prompted his family to file a $50 million claim against the city.
The coroner's report cited the cause of Anderson's death as the "effects of cardiomyopathy and cocaine use" though the manner of death was undetermined.
LAPD officials said Anderson was resisting arrest, while Anderson's family alleges officers used unreasonable force, failed to follow proper procedure, and filed false police reports.