VT took a look at this shooting and examined 3 frames:
Subject spins while running due to gunshot in the left side from closest officer He spins to the right, out of control, hitting the pickup truck with his right hand while his parcel had fallen to the left where he was shot, some distance away Subject is still falling while 2nd officer fires, you can easily see the blast, well before any possible “reaching for weapon,” real or imaginary could go onOur findings are this:
Kizzee was shot in the back while running away unarmed. Police saw no weapon. Kizzee had been shot several times before he even hit the ground, making the police story outrageous.
The idea that someone shot in the back, blown over to his side could spin around in a fraction of a second, go invisible to an unexpected HD camera on a nearby home (Claud Rains?) and reach for a gun no one has seen…
Then he is shot 14 more times, even from the front.
This is what the evidence shows, the only evidence, this video. There is no evidence of a weapon seen, no body cams by police, no cams on cars, just lots and lots of shooting at someone escaping police who stopped him for absolutely no reason at all.
Would an audio recording show why Kizzee was running for his life? Was he told he was going to be murdered?
This is the best explanation of what we see here.
If police wanted to make their case, they would have worn cameras and recorded audio. Instead, they are caught by a neighbor’s surveillance camera.
Officers carefully checked that no one was filming them when they opened fire, shooting Kizzee in the back.
Guns found on the ground by police are never accepted as anything but a “drop.” Lawyers laugh at this.
Autopsy finds LA deputies shot Black man 16 times
An autopsy report says a Black man shot and killed by Los Angeles County sheriff’s deputies was wounded 16 times in the front and back
Dijon Kizzee, 29, had four “rapidly life-threatening wounds” to the heart, lungs, liver and left kidney, according to the autopsy report that was supplied to The Associated Press on Friday. The autopsy was conducted on Sept. 2.
The report didn’t indicate the order in which the wounds occurred and noted that the autopsy doesn’t necessarily indicate the position of Kizzee’s body when he was shot.
Attorneys for the family have said witnesses described a volley of shots being fired as he lay on the ground.
Kizzee was killed Aug. 31 in South Los Angeles after sheriff’s deputies tried to stop him for riding a bicycle in the wrong direction. They said they were unaware he had a weapon wrapped in a piece of clothing he was carrying at the time.
Two deputies told investigators they fatally shot Kizzee after he picked up the handgun he had dropped during a struggle with one of them. A video showed him stooping down, but a wall blocked a full view. No weapon could be seen in the video, although authorities found a gun at the scene.
However, attorneys for the family say Kizzee wasn’t holding the gun when he was shot.
Kizzee “posed no threat” to deputies when they fired a total of 19 shots at him, civil rights attorney Benjamin Crump said at a news conference last month.
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When the LAPD shot Deandre Brunston 81 times [see video]. They also shot their own police dog numerous times as well. So they also execute their own in the line duty. Makes ‘Minority Report’ look a child’s after school TV cartoon.
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