Black men in the United States were lying on their own bed and was broken by the police. At that time

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According to Reuters on August 31, a video released by Columbus Police in Ohio in the United States showed that a policeman fired at a black man lying on the bed when he tried to execute the arrest warrant.

Picture source: NBC

The local media "Columbus Express" quoted the city police press conference that in the early morning of Tuesday, the 20 -year -old Donorwan Lewis was shot and killed by a 30 -year -old policeman Rich Anderson. At the time, Lewis had no weapons.

Police Chief Elaine Briant told reporters that when Anderson opened the bedroom door, the police dog barking less than 1 second, and he shot a shot on Lewis's abdomen. Bryant said that there seemed to be a suction device in Lewis, but no weapons were found in his apartment. Brenet also told reporters that the police arrested Lewis's arrest warrant, and the charges were domestic violence, attacks and improper use of guns.

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Bryant said that the police knocked on the door for nearly 10 minutes and had stated that he was a Columbus police before responding. The video shot by the camera carried by the police showed that two men opened the door and were handcuffed.

At that time, the police asked them who else in the apartment. At this time, the police dog began to bark, and the police realized that there were still people in the bedroom with closed rooms. So the police shouted, "The dog is coming in." The video showed that Anderson then tied the dog and pushed the door open.

It can be seen in a flashlight beam of a police officer that when Anderson fired, Lewis's left hand was holding the mattress. After the gun, Lewis fell on the bed.

A policeman repeatedly told Lewis that he would "climb" out of the room. Lewis creened and moaned on the bed. Some policemen came in to reflect his hands and stopped his resistance.

Subsequently, many policemen raised Lewis, who were bleeding, and waited for the doctor to come for a first aid when the doctor came.

However, at 3:19 am that day, Lewis was declared death at a nearby hospital.

The Civil Rights Organization National Promotional Promotional Association Columbus Branch said in a statement: "The incident made the victim's family immersed in grief, the community's questions were not answered, and the differences between citizens and police have further increased."

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