Exactly. The only reason people think he was murdered is because of rampant censorship of the countervailing opinion. Lots of people have fallen into this trap, forgetting that the media always lies and exaggerates. It's pretty clear from the autopsy that he had lethal levels of fentanyl in his blood, and didn't die of asphyxiation. So at most the police's actions gave him a higher chance of dying. But I think given that they called EMS and restrained him, preventing him from harming himself in his state of excited delerium, there's a good chance their actions actually gave him a higher chance of survival.