China News Service, June 15 (Xinhua) - A comprehensive report reported that three weeks after the incident of the African-American man Freud being "kneeled down" by the police, Atlanta, Georgia, suffered another African-American death during police law enforcement on the 12th. On the 14th, the autopsy result of the African-American man who was shot was released, and the forensic doctor said he died of the shooting. Allegedly, the police involved may face multiple charges.
On June 13, local time, on the street near San Francisco City Hall in the United States, a huge "Black Lives Matter" (black man's life is also written) appeared in yellow paint. China News Service reporter Liu Guanguan
According to reports, at the time of the incident, Brooks, a 27-year-old black man, was asleep in the car while queuing in the drop-off service lane outside a hamburger fast food restaurant, hindering the rear vehicle from moving forward. After receiving the report, the police arrived at the scene and conducted an alcohol test on Brooks. Because the test failed, Brooks tried to resist the arrest when the police arrested him.
The surveillance video of the fast food restaurant showed that Brooks had a physical conflict with the police and seized the police’s electric baton. He ran a few steps and pointed at a policeman with a stunner, who then shot him.
On the 13th, hundreds of people gathered at the scene, demanding that the police officers involved be prosecuted, and others embarked on a nearby interstate highway to confront the police, causing traffic jams. On the same day, the Atlanta Police Commissioner announced his resignation, the firing police officer was fired, and the other police officer involved was suspended.
On the evening of the 14th, the Fulton County Forensic Medical Office ruled that Brooks died of homicide because of two gunshot wounds in the back, "the organs were traumatized, causing massive blood loss." District Attorney Howard said the police involved may face charges including murder, felony murder or manslaughter.
Brooks lawyer Stuart said that even if the deceased was armed with a stun gun, the police had no right to use lethal weapons against the deceased. After all, stun guns are non-lethal weapons. Atlanta Mayor Burtons said, "I don't think this is a valid reason for using lethal weapons."
A citizen who participated in the protests was disappointed that after Freud’s death, such incidents still occurred repeatedly. "I think the message to be conveyed is clear, but obviously our voice has not been heard."