China News Service, September 14th. According to the US "World Journal", a police assault occurred in Flaibush, Brooklyn, New York in June. The 21-year-old suspect Kamovic was suspected of cutting his throat and robbing a police officer on duty. He was armed with a gun and wounded Tan Jiajun, a Chinese police officer. He was charged with multiple murders after his arrest. The latest information from the prosecution pointed out that Kamovic had been to the hospital for treatment after he was arrested and admitted to a medical staff. "Murdered" two police officers, "because my beliefs told me to do this."
The shootout took place at about 11:45 pm on June 3, when two police officers were patrolling Church Avenue crossing Flebusch Avenue. They were attacked by Bosnian Kamovic with a sharp knife without warning. Police Officer Peel was attacked by his left neck. Cut; he then snatched a police officer’s gun, and the two sides fell into a melee. Tan Jiajun and another police officer on duty nearby heard the gunshot and rushed to the scene. Tan Jiajun was injured in the process. Vicki eventually fell to the ground with multiple shots.
Three of the police officers were sent to the Brooklyn Kings County Hospital for emergency treatment, and none of their lives was in danger; Kamovic was also sent to the hospital for emergency treatment, and was transferred to the judicial office after being out of danger, and was attempted by the Brooklyn Prosecutor’s Office in three serious murders. , Three counts of attempted first-degree murder and other charges.
The prosecutor released a letter on September 11, mentioning that the latest evidence obtained showed that Kamovic had confessed his atrocities to the medical staff on June 9. When the other party asked him what he did, he Said that he killed two police officers because his religious beliefs made him do so.
The prosecutor accused Kamovic of using premeditated attacks on two police officers during the riots in New York City; it is understood that the new evidence also includes surveillance video taken from the body cameras of 41 police officers. The backup is handed over to Kamovic’s defense attorney for review.
(Yan Jieen)