http://www.cbsnews.com/news/attorney-georgia-teen-killed-by-cop-was-holding-wii-controller/
Here's another one 'shot at the door':
http://www.kvue.com/news/local/Investigation-continues-into-fatal-shooting-of-Bastrop-woman-245884241.html
Are there so many guns that it's now common to assume everyone has one? Or do the police just have itchy trigger fingers?
Christopher Roupe was fatally shot in the chest Friday, Feb. 14 when Euharlee officers showed up at the door of his mobile home to serve a probation violation warrant for the boy’s father, WSB-TV reports. A female officer reportedly told the Georgia Bureau of Investigation that Roupe pointed a gun at her after he opened the door.
But the family’s attorney, Cole Law, said the boy was holding a Nintendo Wii video game controller, and was about to watch a movie.
“The eyewitnesses on the scene clearly state that he had a Wii controller in his hand. He heard a knock at the door. He asked who it was, there was no response so he opened the door and upon opening the door he was immediately shot in the chest,” Law told WSB
Here's another one 'shot at the door':
http://www.kvue.com/news/local/Investigation-continues-into-fatal-shooting-of-Bastrop-woman-245884241.html
When deputies arrived, one of the men was outside. The other was inside. Smith came to the door and was shot by 28-year-old Deputy Daniel Willis. She was taken to the hospital, where she died.
Initially, investigators said Smith had a gun and didn't follow the deputy's commands. Hours later, they retracted that statement saying they don't know if Smith had a gun.
Are there so many guns that it's now common to assume everyone has one? Or do the police just have itchy trigger fingers?
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