Malcolm Johnson – Prosecutors are reviewing a new cell phone video that shows the deadly shooting of #MalcolmJohnson by #KansasCity police.
According to #KCTV5, Kansas City police officers shot and killed Johnson, who was wanted in connection with an earlier shooting, during a confrontation at a #BPgasstation.
The newly released cell phone video of Johnson’s arrest and shooting shows several officers restraining him on the floor. At some point, one officer draws a weapon, you hear a shot fired, and another officer yells in pain and hobbles away. Then, two more shots are fired…to read the rest log on to BallerAlert.com (clickable link on profile)
According to #KCTV5, Kansas City police officers shot and killed Johnson, who was wanted in connection with an earlier shooting, during a confrontation at a #BPgasstation.
The newly released cell phone video of Johnson’s arrest and shooting shows several officers restraining him on the floor. At some point, one officer draws a weapon, you hear a shot fired, and another officer yells in pain and hobbles away. Then, two more shots are fired…to read the rest log on to BallerAlert.com (clickable link on profile)
superjaydabsr ?? Why are all these other Nationality of Fools saying the N-word so Freely like its nothing tha Fukk?? ? See what you all allowed these other race of people the ability to do… And then at the hands of Killing this Brother like he a damn animal Wild Game Hunting… ??♂️
The encounter caused items to fall off of nearby shelves as two men, who appeared to be store employees, talked about what they were witnessing. Police have said officers were there to arrest Malcolm Johnson in connection to a previous shooting.
“Oh, is that our normal customer?” one asks the other, later calling him family. “They have a gun.”
One of the men said an officer was “about to take out her strap.” Three gunshots could then be heard. It is unclear from the video, however, who fired the shots.
The Missouri State Highway Patrol, which is investigating the shooting, has said Johnson drew a handgun and opened fire at officers. A bullet struck the leg of one of the officers, who immediately returned gunfire, killing Johnson, the patrol said.
After the shooting Johnson was taken to Research Medical Center, where he was pronounced dead.
Jackson County Prosecutor Jean Peters Baker released a written statement saying her office received videos from witnesses and community members to review.
Baker said her office would determine if there were any discrepancies between the original account of the shooting and the actual evidence, including any video evidence.
“Our job requires us to gather as many facts as we can and to use those facts to determine if charges are appropriate under Missouri law,” Baker said. “In order to do that, a full and neutral investigation is necessary. Our duty requires we hold all accountable, no matter their position or power.”
ezzy___mama Smh…excessive
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