"I can't breathe" is what millions of black suspects say, right up there with "the handcuffs are too tight" and "I only had two beers."
How do you know this? "I can't breathe" is not something I've heard that people stereotypically say to cops. Under what circumstances is this normally falsely said by black people to cops? Is this often uttered by suspects when they don't have anything pressing on their throat?
For some reason "I can't breathe" doesn't feel like it fits with the run of the mill things people say to cops.