A African -American man in the United States was killed by 8 policemen when he ran away, 60 wounds on his body

Recently, the 25 -year -old African -American man Jerrand Valc was shot and killed by the police during a traffic inspection. Ohio Police announced the enforcement recorder screen on the 3rd. The eight police officers involved in the case continued to shoot, with a total of more than 90 times, while Valak had about 60 wounds.

The case soon triggered protest demonstrations. The public described "this is a slaughter" and asked to sue the police involved.

On June 27, local time, Walk was intercepted by the Aklen police for suspected violation of traffic regulations. In a statement, the police stated that the police had tried to let Valcs stop while parking, but did not indicate which traffic rules he violated; when Walk did not go side by side, they were forced to pursue.

Agence France -Presse said that several policemen finally chased Valc to a parking lot. The picture of the law enforcement recorder was too vague to clearly see what happened, but the police stated that they believed that Valc constituted a "fatal threat".

"All police officers were shot at Valak and fired several shots in a row." Valc was announced to die on the spot.

Valc's family questioned the police's fatal force against him. Lawyer Bobby Disselo said he checked the scene picture with his family. He did not see any evidence about Walk's allegations to the police.

"When he was knocked down, he fell directly, and I thought he had been hit more than 90 times." Disselo said. "According to our current survey, the details we get show that he has 60 to 80 wounds."

Aklen Police Director Melit confirmed that forensic doctors observed 60 wounds on Walk. In response to Diserlo's statement that he did not see Walck's statement about the police waving a gun, Melit pointed out that the investigation was still in progress and it was difficult to obtain details from real -time watching the video.

In addition, eight police officers have been arranged for paid administrative leave until the investigation is completed.

The incident immediately caused a sensation, and the local people protested that "this is a slaughter." On July 2nd, more than 100 people gathered outside the city court and shouted, "Without justice, there is no peace, and the police have not been sued." On the 3rd, hundreds of protesters walked to the streets and held a "stretching for Jendland to expand to Jendaide's extension. Banner demonstration of "justice such as justice.

Due to the possibility of "turmoil", the Aklen authorities moved some heavy equipment to the police station as a barrier, and canceled the independent day celebration of the weekend, saying that "it is not a time for city celebrations."

In recent years, the United States has repeatedly found police shooting African residents.

On February 2, 2022, the special police team of the Minne Polis Police Department broke into an apartment with a "no knock search order" and shot a black man.

On April 4, a African -American residents in Michigan, USA were kneeling and shot by the police during the traffic inspection.

On May 25, 2020, a African -American man Freud was "kneeling" by a white policeman. After the on -site video uploaded the Internet, a long, large -scale opposition to police violence law enforcement and protesting racial discrimination occurred across the United States.

Source: New Evening News Comprehensive China News Network, CCTV News

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