Kimone Nunis says calling 911 to get help for her dad was the worst thing she has ever done in her life. Kimone Nunis's father, 56-year-old Oral Nunis, was in the midst of a messy divorce. He had been complaining of heart pain and went to the hospital where he was given anti-anxiety medication. Later that evening he grew paranoid and threatened to hurt himself. Kimone Nunis called 911 just before midnight on March 13, 2020, for help calming him down. Her final memory of her father was seeing him frightened amid a crowd of Chula Vista police officers. He was handcuffed, placed in a full body restraint, with a white mesh hood over his head. The last thing Oral Nunis said coherently to his daughter as he was pinned down by police was, "OK, God bless you, Kim. I'm going to heaven." Within 20 minutes of police arriving, Oral Nunis' heart had stopped beating. The man who committed no crime was dead by the time he reached the hospital. https://www.cbs8.com/article/news/investigations/excited-delirium-and-police-custody-deaths/509-92030c0d-42b5-4be2-a499-81278bbeb65f