Oh well, he thought he was a tough guy....case closed. But, since it is COMMIEFORNIA, where criminals have more rights than any other
person, they'll probably charge the officers. And, the wife/girlfriend/hooker will probably get a big pay day.
Lathrop police release body cam footage of officer fatally shooting an unarmed man
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Police released body camera footage from a deadly shooting involving an officer, who fired their gun at an unarmed man in Lathrop.
On Aug. 27, Lathrop police officers responded to a domestic violence call at a residence in the 1500 block of Pamela Court near Pamela Court.
According to dispatch audio in the video, the female victim can be heard screaming and pleading for a man to stop hitting her. Loud banging can also be heard in the background. The couple's two children were also present during the altercation, according to police.
In the video, the man, later identified as Enrique Lozano, can be seen ignoring officers' orders and tried to grab for one of their guns. That's when an officer fired their gun and struck Lozano.
Officers provided medical aid to Lozano, who later died at the hospital. No officers were hurt.
The California Department of Justice is independently investigating the shooting. State law requires the DOJ to investigate and review police shootings involving unarmed civilians.
The Lathrop Police Department is conducting its own investigation into the shooting, which is protocol whenever an officer fires their service weapon.
On Aug. 27, Lathrop police officers responded to a domestic violence call at a residence in the 1500 block of Pamela Court near Pamela Court.
According to dispatch audio in the video, the female victim can be heard screaming and pleading for a man to stop hitting her. Loud banging can also be heard in the background. The couple's two children were also present during the altercation, according to police.
In the video, the man, later identified as Enrique Lozano, can be seen ignoring officers' orders and tried to grab for one of their guns. That's when an officer fired their gun and struck Lozano.
Officers provided medical aid to Lozano, who later died at the hospital. No officers were hurt.
The California Department of Justice is independently investigating the shooting. State law requires the DOJ to investigate and review police shootings involving unarmed civilians.
The Lathrop Police Department is conducting its own investigation into the shooting, which is protocol whenever an officer fires their service weapon.
Categories: Police
Tags: California police
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Lostcoss.82 17 minutes ago
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