Four Milwaukee Hotel Workers Charged in Death of D'Vontaye Mitchell

Prosecutors allege employees held Mitchell down for nearly nine minutes, leading to his death by restraint asphyxia.

The incident occurred on June 30 when Mitchell entered a women's bathroom at the Hyatt Hotel.
Security guards and hotel staff restrained Mitchell on his stomach, ignoring his pleas for help.
Mitchell's death has drawn comparisons to George Floyd's case, sparking legal and public scrutiny.
The Milwaukee County Medical Examiner classified Mitchell's death as a homicide due to restraint asphyxia.
If convicted, the four hotel employees face up to nearly 16 years in prison.