Paladin3
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Police shot and killed a man in Potomac, Maryland, Thursday while serving a warrant at a house, according to the Montgomery County Department of Police.
Officers were serving a “high risk” warrant for firearms-related offenses at a house in the 12200 block of St. James Road about 4:30 a.m. SWAT officers were entering the house when they encountered the suspect, identified as Duncan Socrates Lemp, 21. Lemp was shot fatally by an officer assigned to the Special Operations Division - Tactical Unit.
Lemp's family released a statement Thursday night saying they are grieving and plan to investigate hiss death and hold those responsible accountable.
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Lawyer: Man asleep when police fired on house, killing him
An attorney for the family of a Maryland man who was shot and killed by police says he was asleep in his bedroom when police opened fire from outside his house, killing the 21-year-old and wounding his girlfriend
I don't know why you would serve a no-knock warrant on someone unless you had good reason, and if cops did, I don't know why they are refusing to release the reasons specified on the warrant. I'm guessing he posted on social media and had photos of either an illegal gun or a standard capacity magazine, and some cop decided to kick his door in at 4:30 a.m. I hope there is body cam footage.
Officers were serving a “high risk” warrant for firearms-related offenses at a house in the 12200 block of St. James Road about 4:30 a.m. SWAT officers were entering the house when they encountered the suspect, identified as Duncan Socrates Lemp, 21. Lemp was shot fatally by an officer assigned to the Special Operations Division - Tactical Unit.
Lemp's family released a statement Thursday night saying they are grieving and plan to investigate hiss death and hold those responsible accountable.
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Lawyer: Man asleep when police fired on house, killing him
An attorney for the family of a Maryland man who was shot and killed by police says he was asleep in his bedroom when police opened fire from outside his house, killing the 21-year-old and wounding his girlfriend
I don't know why you would serve a no-knock warrant on someone unless you had good reason, and if cops did, I don't know why they are refusing to release the reasons specified on the warrant. I'm guessing he posted on social media and had photos of either an illegal gun or a standard capacity magazine, and some cop decided to kick his door in at 4:30 a.m. I hope there is body cam footage.