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Manslaughter charges are dropped against ex-Tucson cop who shot a wheelchair-bound knife-wielding shoplifting suspect NINE TIMES, killing him as he fled a Walmart.
Manslaughter charges are dropped against ex-Tucson cop who shot a wheelchair-bound knife-wielding shoplifting suspect NINE TIMES, killing him as he fled a Walmart.
What do y'all think about this? He may have had a knife, but he was in a wheelchair. It wasn't like he could actually get to anybody. He did have a weapon though.
A second grand jury in Pima County, Arizona, has decided not to recommend charges of manslaughter against a former Tucson cop who shot dead a wheelchair-bound suspect in a mall parking lot.
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Manslaughter charges are dropped against ex-Tucson cop who shot a wheelchair-bound knife-wielding shoplifting suspect NINE TIMES, killing him as he fled a Walmart.