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Police Release Footage Of Fatal Shooting Of An Unarmed 19-Year-Old, Dylan Noble

By - A Staff Writer | 15 July 2016 8:40 AM GMT

 

Police in California have released graphic body-camera footage of officers repeatedly shooting an unarmed teenager, including multiple shots that were fired as the adolescent was gravely wounded.

 

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Officers privately showed the video to Noble’s family but had initially refused to release the video to the public until the investigation was complete. Police claim that the officers believed Noble had a gun, though they later learned he had no weapons on him or in his pickup truck.

 

Questions over Noble’s death come at a time when communities across the country are grappling with anxieties about police brutality following multiple high-profile deaths by officers.