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Deliberate hyperventilation technique linked to mental break before police standoff
- Daniel Hackl, a British Columbia man, was sentenced to four years in prison after shooting at police during a 2022 standoff in Chilliwack.
- Hackl's mental breakdown was linked to holotropic breathwork, a therapeutic practice involving rapid breathing exercises.
- Police responded to a wellness check at Hackl's home where he fired three shots, but no officers were seriously injured.
- During the standoff, police set Hackl's home on fire to end the situation; he eventually surrendered and his mental health improved with medication.
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Deliberate hyperventilation technique linked to mental break before police standoff
CHILLIWACK - A British Columbia man who began to deliberately hyperventilate himself daily before suffering a mental breakdown was sentenced to four years in prison last month after shooting at
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Deliberate hyperventilation technique linked to mental break before police standoff – Energeticcity.ca
The B.C. RCMP Divisional Headquarters is seen in Surrey, B.C., on Thursday, Jan. 11, 2024. THE CANADIAN PRESS/Ethan Cairns CHILLIWACK — A British Columbia judge has sentenced a man to about 75 days in jail with time served, saying that despite his attempts to murder police officers in a standoff, a single mental health break likely triggered by holotropic breathwork led to the offence. A doctor said in a psychological assessment for the court th…
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