Video shows Tennessee Guard troops aiming guns at dying man in Memphis
Video shows Tennessee Guard troops aiming guns at dying man in Memphis
Video shows Tennessee Guard troops aiming guns at dying man in Memphis
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- Newly released video shows Tennessee National Guard troops in Memphis pointing their handguns at a man lying on a sidewalk as he lay dying after a Guard member shot him, county prosecutors have said.
- The footage, released by the Shelby County District Attorney's Office, covers the aftermath of the July 5 shooting of 20-year-old Tyrin Johnson and includes police body camera, street camera and bystander phone video, but it does not show the initial encounter or the moment he was shot.
- A Memphis police officer is heard calling for an ambulance and asking the troops whether they have a medical kit.
- Newly released video shows Tennessee National Guard troops in Memphis pointing their handguns at a man lying on a sidewalk as he lay dying after a Guard member shot him, county prosecutors have said.
- The footage, released by the Shelby County District Attorney's Office, covers the aftermath of the July 5 shooting of 20-year-old Tyrin Johnson and includes police body camera, street camera and bystander phone video, but it does not show the initial encounter or the moment he was shot.
- A Memphis police officer is heard calling for an ambulance and asking the troops whether they have a medical kit.
- Newly released video shows Tennessee National Guard troops in Memphis pointing their handguns at a man lying on a sidewalk as he lay dying after a Guard member shot him, county prosecutors have said.
- The footage, released by the Shelby County District Attorney's Office, covers the aftermath of the July 5 shooting of 20-year-old Tyrin Johnson and includes police body camera, street camera and bystander phone video, but it does not show the initial encounter or the moment he was shot.
- A Memphis police officer is heard calling for an ambulance and asking the troops whether they have a medical kit.
Newly released video shows Tennessee National Guard troops in Memphis pointing their handguns at a man lying on a sidewalk as he lay dying after a Guard member shot him, county prosecutors have said. The footage, released by the Shelby County District Attorney's Office, covers the aftermath of the July 5 shooting of 20-year-old Tyrin Johnson and includes police body camera, street camera and bystander phone video, but it does not show the initial encounter or the moment he was shot. A Memphis police officer is heard calling for an ambulance and asking the troops whether they have a medical kit. Johnson died at the scene from a single gunshot wound; an autopsy report shared by his family found he was shot in the back, contradicting earlier accounts that he was facing the troops with a gun. The Tennessee Bureau of Investigation is still examining the case, and prosecutors have not yet decided whether charges will be filed.
Newly released video shows Tennessee National Guard troops in Memphis pointing their handguns at a man lying on a sidewalk as he lay dying after a Guard member shot him, county prosecutors have said. The footage, released by the Shelby County District Attorney's Office, covers the aftermath of the July 5 shooting of 20-year-old Tyrin Johnson and includes police body camera, street camera and bystander phone video, but it does not show the initial encounter or the moment he was shot. A Memphis police officer is heard calling for an ambulance and asking the troops whether they have a medical kit. Johnson died at the scene from a single gunshot wound; an autopsy report shared by his family found he was shot in the back, contradicting earlier accounts that he was facing the troops with a gun. The Tennessee Bureau of Investigation is still examining the case, and prosecutors have not yet decided whether charges will be filed.
Newly released video shows Tennessee National Guard troops in Memphis pointing their handguns at a man lying on a sidewalk as he lay dying after a Guard member shot him, county prosecutors have said. The footage, released by the Shelby County District Attorney's Office, covers the aftermath of the July 5 shooting of 20-year-old Tyrin Johnson and includes police body camera, street camera and bystander phone video, but it does not show the initial encounter or the moment he was shot. A Memphis police officer is heard calling for an ambulance and asking the troops whether they have a medical kit. Johnson died at the scene from a single gunshot wound; an autopsy report shared by his family found he was shot in the back, contradicting earlier accounts that he was facing the troops with a gun. The Tennessee Bureau of Investigation is still examining the case, and prosecutors have not yet decided whether charges will be filed.
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