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CRIME AND CRIMINALS: MURDER HOMICIDE :
POLICE BRUTALITY:
N.C. Governor Declares State of Emergency
After Another Night of Violence in Charlotte
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N.C. Governor Declares State of Emergency
After Another Night of Violence in Charlotte
Man shot in Charlotte amid more protests against police
By Cleve R. Wootson Jr., Lindsey Bever and William Wan
September 22, 2016 at 3:36 AM
Washington Post
https://www.washingtonpost.com/national/2016/09/21/
cba5221c-800b-11e6-8d0c-fb6c00c90481_story.html
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CHARLOTTE After a second night of violent demonstrations here that left
one man clinging to life and several businesses damaged, North Carolina
Gov. Pat McCrory declared a state of emergency just before midnight
Wednesday and sent the National Guard and state troopers to assist local
police.
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A march of a few hundred people turned chaotic after dusk, after
protesters attempted to follow police in riot gear into the lobby of an
uptown hotel. Officers used tear gas, and then a reporter heard a gunshot
and saw a man lying in the street near the hotel entrance.
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The man, who was not identified, was taken to a hospital with injuries
that medics said were life-threatening. Officials announced on Twitter
that the man had died, then later tweeted that he was on life support. No
other information was given.
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In the aftermath of the death Tuesday afternoon of Keith Lamont Scott,
anger in the streets turned to looting, arson and other property damage in
the swanky downtown, and North Carolinas largest city joined the list of
communities across the country that have erupted amid a growing debate on
racial bias in policing.
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On Wednesday night, some protesters ignited small fires as well as
shattered windows to hotels. Other businesses were damaged and looted.
Seven police officers and two civilians were taken to hospitals for
injuries, officials said.
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In Tulsa, meanwhile, protesters called for the arrest of the officer
involved in a fatal shooting of a black man there on Friday. President
Obama called the mayors of both cities to offer his condolences and pledge
help, the White House announced.
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To date, law enforcement officials have fatally shot 706 people this year,
163 of them black men, according to a Washington Post database tracking
fatal police shootings. A growing divide in public rhetoric over that toll
has been stoked by a summer of high-profile deaths captured on social
media and the deadly assaults on police officers in Dallas and Baton
Rouge. The latest encounters come as the presidential race has tightened,
and both candidates have offered positions and solutions.
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Scotts family, however, said he was unarmed when he was killed and was
instead reading a book in his car while waiting to pick up his child from
school a detail that quickly went viral on social media and was seized
upon by protesters here.
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Officers were searching for another man, a suspect with outstanding
warrants, when they spotted Scott emerging from a vehicle and armed with a
handgun, police said.
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The officers gave loud, clear verbal commands telling Scott to drop the
weapon, Charlotte-Mecklenburg Police Chief Kerr Putney said. Mr. Scott
exited his vehicle armed with a handgun as the officers continued to yell
at him to drop it. He stepped out, posing a threat to the officers.
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Putney said police recovered a gun and found no book at the scene.
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