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After Protests, North Carolina Police Release Video Of Black Man's Slaying
Police in North Carolina released graphic camera footage of the shooting and death of a black man by officers in Charlotte last month, and a lawyer for the family said the video does not offer evidence supporting a police narrative that he was holding a gun.
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Charlotte Police Release Video Of Deadly Shooting
Police officials relented amid increasing pressure Saturday and released two videos showing the shooting death of a black man by police five days ago that has sparked several nights of sometimes-violent protests.
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Charlotte Police Release Video Of Black Man's Fatal Shooting
Charlotte police have released footage of the shooting death of a black man during an encounter with officers in the state of North Carolina, after days of protests demanding the videos be made public.
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Charlotte Police To Release Video Of Black Man's Fatal Shooting
Charlotte police will release footage of the shooting death of a black man during an encounter with officers in the state of North Carolina, Chief Kerr Putney told reporters on Saturday.
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'Don't Shoot Him!' North Carolina Victim's Family Releases Own Video
The family of a black man fatally shot by police in Charlotte, North Carolina, on Friday released its own video of the encounter that sparked three days of protests and continued to urge officials to release their own recordings of the slaying.
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Pressure Mounts To Release Video Of Charlotte Shooting
Investigators in Charlotte faced mounting pressure Friday to release video footage of the police shooting of an African American man, after protesters defied a curfew and took to the North Carolina city's streets for a third straight night.
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After Violent Protests, Charlotte Police Won't Release Shooting Video
Police in Charlotte do not plan for now to release a video showing the fatal shooting of a black man by officers that has sparked two nights of violent protests in North Carolina's largest city, the department's chief said on Thursday.
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After Protests, North Carolina Police Release Video Of Black Man's Slaying
Police in North Carolina released graphic camera footage of the shooting and death of a black man by officers in Charlotte last month, and a lawyer for the family said the video does not offer evidence supporting a police narrative that he was holding a gun.
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Charlotte Police Release Video Of Deadly Shooting
Police officials relented amid increasing pressure Saturday and released two videos showing the shooting death of a black man by police five days ago that has sparked several nights of sometimes-violent protests.
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Charlotte Police Release Video Of Black Man's Fatal Shooting
Charlotte police have released footage of the shooting death of a black man during an encounter with officers in the state of North Carolina, after days of protests demanding the videos be made public.
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Charlotte Police To Release Video Of Black Man's Fatal Shooting
Charlotte police will release footage of the shooting death of a black man during an encounter with officers in the state of North Carolina, Chief Kerr Putney told reporters on Saturday.
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'Don't Shoot Him!' North Carolina Victim's Family Releases Own Video
The family of a black man fatally shot by police in Charlotte, North Carolina, on Friday released its own video of the encounter that sparked three days of protests and continued to urge officials to release their own recordings of the slaying.
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Pressure Mounts To Release Video Of Charlotte Shooting
Investigators in Charlotte faced mounting pressure Friday to release video footage of the police shooting of an African American man, after protesters defied a curfew and took to the North Carolina city's streets for a third straight night.
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After Violent Protests, Charlotte Police Won't Release Shooting Video
Police in Charlotte do not plan for now to release a video showing the fatal shooting of a black man by officers that has sparked two nights of violent protests in North Carolina's largest city, the department's chief said on Thursday.
