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MS: Mississippi Police Raid Wrong House, Fatally Shooting Resident
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However, the officers’ version of events differs drastically from that given by Lopez’ wife and their neighbor.
According to Linares, Lopez’ spouse, there was no yelling, and her husband was not armed when he answered the door. All she heard was a series of gunshots shortly after her husband had gotten up, with no instructions being uttered. The couple’s neighbor stated something similar, denying that any yelling had occurred.
As bad as this already sounds, it gets worse: The officers who shot Lopez were at the wrong house. |
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punch
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You can read more about this case and other oops murders by police in an article written by David French for the National Review and reprinted at http://www.lppbc.com/commentary.html |
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