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发信人: lczlcz (lcz), 信区: Arizona
标 题: 罪犯在完全没有先兆的情况下向警察开枪
发信站: BBS 未名空间站 (Fri Jan 16 11:22:25 2015, 美东)
尼玛难怪警察遇到谁都如临大敌阿.脑袋挂在腰带上的活阿.
当然这个警察可能还没什么经验.但是对方没有什么征兆的话,警察掏枪出来可能不太合
适吧.
http://www.azcentral.com/story/news/local/arizona/2015/01/13/re
Flagstaff police officer's body camera captures fatal shooting
Video captured from the video camera worn by Flagstaff police Officer Tyler
Jacob Stewart shows the conversation between the rookie officer and shooting
suspect Robert William Smith before it turned into a deadly confrontation.
The camera stops in the instant before Smith reportedly shot and killed
Stewart outside a Flagstaff home on Dec. 27.
EDITOR'S NOTE: The video below is graphic and may not be something you want
to see. It was released by Flagstaff Police honoring a public records
request by media, including azcentral, The Arizona Republic and 12 News. The
video will be part of the ongoing discussion about safety for officers and
for the people they encounter, which is why we think it is newsworthy.
Video shows killer was calm before he fired six shots at rookie cop.
Smith and Stewart were about to walk out the backdoor when Smith returned to
his bedroom and emerged with his right hand stuffed in his jacket pocket,
according to police reports. Stewart asked Smith if he was carrying any
weapons as they walked outside, which Smith denied, records show.
Officer Tyler Stewart
Officer Tyler Stewart(Photo: Flagstaff Police Department)
WHAT YOU NEED TO KNOW: 5 facts about police body cameras
The men spoke calmly for about three minutes, before Stewart asked to search
Smith. Smith told Stewart the only thing in his pockets were "smokes,"
according to the police report.
When Stewart reached for Smith's jacket pocket, Smith turned, pulled out a .
22 caliber revolver and quickly fired six shots, records show. Five bullets
hit Stewart, including four in the head. The sixth bullet entered Smith's
home, ricocheted off the refrigerator and a wall before it ended up lodged
in the kitchen tile.
Audio from Stewart's body camera recorded a seventh shot about 10 seconds
later, records show. Investigators found a .40 caliber casing — the same
brand and caliber of ammunition used by Flagstaff police — near Smith's
body.
GRAPHIC: Raw video from Flagstaff Officer Tyler Stewart's body camera
released to media.
Stewart, 24, was a rookie with less than one year experience with Flagstaff
police when he was killed Dec. 27. Investigators used footage from Stewart's
body camera to piece together what happened at about 1:30 p.m. in an alley
near Clay Avenue and Globe Street, not far from Northern Arizona University
in one of Flagstaff's oldest neighborhoods. |
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