Michigan Security Guards on Trial for 2014 Mall Death

McKenzie Cochran's death gains renewed attention amid comparisons to George Floyd's case; jury selection begins this week.

Three guards face involuntary manslaughter charges for restraining Cochran, who died of asphyxiation.
Cochran, 25, repeatedly told guards 'I can't breathe' while being pinned face down.
The case was revived in 2021 by Michigan Attorney General Dana Nessel after initial charges were declined.
Defense argues the charges are politically motivated, citing Cochran's mental health issues and resistance.
A former medical examiner testifies Cochran's death should be classified as a homicide.