It's hard to understand how shooting a running child isn't a crime.

"A grand jury in #Mississippi determined that there was no criminal conduct on behalf of the officer who shot and wounded an 11-year-old boy in his home who had called authorities for help."
https://www.npr.org/2023/12/14/1219460589/aderrien-murry-update-shot-no-criminal-conduct-mississippi-police

The officer's lawyer "said the shooting was 'unintentional' and that Capers did not mean to shoot 11-year-old Aderrien Murry."
https://www.npr.org/2023/06/14/1182259584/aderrien-murry-mississippi-police-officer-suspended-without-pay

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#AderrienMurry #BLM #police #racism

This child called the #police for help and they shot him.

Even though he was in an unsafe situation, he was safer without the very people we citiziens entrust with our safety.

The man who shot Aderrien needs to be charged with something far more severe than attempted murder.

And this entire police force needs to be fired. No trace of the culture that led to this can remain.

Family of #aderrienmurry 11, shot by police demands answers https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-us-canada-65723214

- An 11-yr-old Mississippi boy called police after domestic disturbance
- Cops arrive & shoot boy in the chest
- Man who caused the disturbance released because mother did not file a police report, she said
- Officer currently on paid administrative leave

Officer Greg Capers has been SUSPENDED from the Indianola Police Department for shooting this unarmed 11 year old

#AderrienMurry
#GregCapers
#LockharTVMedia