U.S. African -American men were shot more than 90 shots in a row by the police.

African -American Walker

Overseas Network, July 2nd. Comprehensive foreign media reported that a African -American man in Aklen, Ohio, U.S., was recently fired by the police for more than 90 shots, and eventually died 60 shots. The incident caused a sensation, and the Aklen people broke out to protest against the "slaughter", and the mayor canceled the "Independence Day" celebration.

The shooting occurred on June 27, local time, and 25 -year -old African -American man Jayland Walker was intercepted by the police for suspected violation of traffic regulations. However, Walker refused to cooperate and drove away. The street camera showed that several police patrol cars were hunting.

A few minutes later, Walker slowed down the vehicle and jumped off from the car and fled. Several police officers started hiking. Police believe that Walker's behavior had caused a fatal threat and shot.

It is reported that the police said in a post -after -after statement that during the hunting process, it was found that there was a gun in the Walker car, and the statement did not mention that 8 police officers fired more than 90 shots to Walker, at least 60 shots in Walker, and at the time Walker has no grievances. Local news website WKYC said the gun wound covered Walker's whole body.

Walker's family

Walker's family members expressed their heartbroken and asked the police to bear responsibility. The representative lawyer White was lamented: "There is nothing to say about what the family is experiencing. What we know is that the police fired more than 90 shots. Over time, we saw in this country that white people are committing crimes and slaughtering people."

The local people protested, and someone held the slogan "Black's Life is also life"

In the past few days, many protests broke out, and the public commemorated Walker by blocking traffic. "Racialism is racism." Some citizens said, "This case is even worse than the Freud incident."

Mayor Horgen had to cancel the "Independence Day" related activities, saying "no time to celebrate". Police revealed that more details will be held on July 3 local time and will be exposed to police enforcement videos. The eight police officers involved have been temporarily suspended. (Overseas Network Li Meng)

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