The U.S. police fired nearly 100 shots at a man, and more than 60 shots in the opponent died

Jimu Journalist Song Qingying

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Comprehensive Reuters and Congress Mountain News reported on July 2 that the 25 -year -old Black Jerade Walker in Aklen City, Ohio, USA, was fired nearly 100 shots by the police. He died on the spot. He hit at least 60 shots on the spot. Essence This deadly shooting caused strong anger in the public. The mayor of Aklen said that it was a "dark day" and announced the cancellation of the "Independence Day" celebration on July 4.

Jerrid Walker (Source: Washington Post)

According to reports, on the morning of June 27, local time, the police tried to stop Walker suspected of violating traffic rules, but Walker escaped. A few minutes later, Walker got out of the car and ran away, and the police also chased and fired at him.

According to the police station on the 28th, Walker fell in a parking lot, and the police were going to send him to the hospital, but Walker was announced to die at the scene. A preliminary report in the forensic office found that Walker's head, trunk and legs had multiple gunshots.

At the scene of the incident (source: CNN)

The Walker's lawyer Bobby Dissello said the autopsy showed that the eight police officers fired more than 90 shots at Walker, of which more than 60 bullets hit his body. Walker's body was "60 to 80 wounds", and Diserlo said that the picture was extremely "cruel".

Police reports that they found a gun in Walker's car and believed that Walker constituted a "fatal threat".

However, Diserlo questioned it. He said that the video showed that when the police fired, Walker was running away at the police, and there was no weapon on his body. There is no evidence that Walker has shot from the car from the car because Walker's rear windshield is not damaged.

After the deadly shooting, Aklen Mayor Dan Horigan and police director Steve Melit issued a joint statement saying that it was a "dark day."

Walker's mother, Pamela Walker repeatedly asked: "Why did this happen in such a terrible way?"

Public protests (Source: Today in the United States)

According to the Washington Post, Walker's death caused huge anger in the public, protests occurred in Aklen, and a large number of people walked along the street to the city hall to protest. The mayor announced the cancellation of the "Independence Day" celebration on July 4.

It is understood that Walker worked on an online food distribution platform in the United States before his lifetime, and had previously worked on Amazon. Disselo said Walker had never had any criminal records before, and he was unclear why he escaped when the incident.

Police said police officers involved in the case have been arranged for administrative leave in accordance with departmental procedures.

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