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Idaho police release body camera video of nonverbal and autistic teen’s fatal shooting
Police in Idaho released body-worn and security camera recordings Thursday showing officers fatally shooting a knife-wielding, intellectually disabled teenage boy from the other side of a chain link fence, confirming that they made no effort to de-escalate the situation before opening fire.
Body-worn camera footage shows Idaho police shooting autistic teen 16 seconds after arriving
Newly released body-worn camera footage shows the moment Idaho police officers fatally shot autistic 17-year-old Victor Perez nine times earlier this month, prompting protests and potential legal action.
The city of Pocatello has released additional footage of a police shooting that brought national attention to the incident.
Perez, who was shot multiple times and suffered brain damage, died Saturday after being taken off life support.
Police in Idaho just released body cam video of a fatal interaction with an autistic teen ... and everything happens super ...
An Idaho teenager with autism who was hospitalized for a week after being shot by police died over the weekend. The Bannock ...
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Idaho police officers opened fire from behind a chain-link ... "We don't know if he's going to wake up," she said. The ...
POCATELLO, Idaho (KMVT/KSVT) — Pocatello mayor Brian Blad gave updates during a press conference on April 17 regarding the ...
Lawyers say they will sue Pocatello on behalf of the family of Victor Perez, a boy with intellectual disabilities who was ...
The Idaho Attorney General's Office has agreed to review the investigative findings regarding the officer-involved shooting ...
Police shot Victor Perez, whose family said he was autistic and had cerebral palsy, after a neighbor called to report someone ...
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