Wife's video of her husband's shooting by police; were they justified, or not?
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SmarterthanYou
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someone tell me why the first part of the video shows nothing near his feet, yet magically later there is something there that LOOKS like it might be a gun when I didn't see any of the cops move a weapon from the body.......it either isn't a gun or they planted one.
Legion Troll
A fine upstanding poster
The deplorables don't seem interested now they've seen the video for some reason.
A cell phone video shot by the wife of the man killed by a Charlotte police officer Tuesday does not appear to show a gun on the ground near her husband in the seconds after the shooting.
In the video, there is nothing at the victim’s feet, but a photograph circulated Thursday on social media from a similar angle appeared to show a dark, L-shaped object a few feet from the soles of his shoes.
It could not be determined who took the image or precisely when the photograph was taken, but enough time had elapsed after Mrs. Scott’s video ends for police to rope off the area with crime-scene tape, but medics had not yet arrived.
In the photograph, some of Scott’s clothing appeared to have been removed.
http://www.charlotteobserver.com/news/local/article103737896.html#storylink=cpy
A cell phone video shot by the wife of the man killed by a Charlotte police officer Tuesday does not appear to show a gun on the ground near her husband in the seconds after the shooting.
In the video, there is nothing at the victim’s feet, but a photograph circulated Thursday on social media from a similar angle appeared to show a dark, L-shaped object a few feet from the soles of his shoes.
It could not be determined who took the image or precisely when the photograph was taken, but enough time had elapsed after Mrs. Scott’s video ends for police to rope off the area with crime-scene tape, but medics had not yet arrived.
In the photograph, some of Scott’s clothing appeared to have been removed.
http://www.charlotteobserver.com/news/local/article103737896.html#storylink=cpy