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Lawyer for 5 Wounded Dallas Officers Says They Are Expected to Recover
The shooter has been identified as Micah Johnson, 25, according to The Associated Press.
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There is a heightened sense of personal safety right now, according to police and city officials.
Demonstrations were held in several other US cities Thursday night to protest the police killings of two more black men: A Minnesota officer on Wednesday fatally shot Philando Castile while he was in a auto with a woman and a child, and the shooting’s aftermath was livestreamed in a widely shared Facebook video. He was eventually killed after a police deployed bomb detonated. The suspect then said that he was not affiliated with any groups, and that he did this heinous action alone.
– “The suspect told our negotiators that the end is coming”, Brown said.
In a video shot from the perspective of a demonstrator seconds before the shooting, a crowd of protesters walks forward chanting, “Hands up, don’t shoot!” a phrase popularized after the death of Michael Brown in Ferguson, Mo., in 2014. “The suspect stated he wanted to kill white people, especially white officers”. We begin with Peter Loewen, associate professor of political science and director of the Centre for the Study of the United States at U of T’s Munk School of Global Affairs.
In the wake of this tragedy, we must be clear that violence and threats against law enforcement officers will never be tolerated and ensure that our police have the training and resources to defend themselves as they defend our communities.
The National Law Enforcement Officers Memorial Fund, which tracks on-duty deaths, said the fatal shootings made Thursday the deadliest day for US police since September 11. “The suspect said other things that are part of this investigation”, Brown said.
Dallas Mayor Mike Rawlings said that suspect has died.
It was not immediately clear who the snipers were and whether they were acting on behalf of any organization.
“He has served admirably during his time here at DART”, Spiller told MSNBC. “The freedom to protest, the freedom of speech, the freedom of expression – all freedoms we fight for, with our lives”.
He says he played basketball with him at a park near the house.
The commanders are “trying to be politically correct at the expense of police officers who are trying to protect the public”, said Ed Mullins, head of the Sergeants Benevolent Association.
Mayor Rawlings called it a “heartbreaking morning”.
A suburban police officer who killed a black motorist likely wouldn’t have fired if the driver had been white, Minnesota’s governor declared, jumping into a suddenly reignited national debate over how law. “We will pray for them, for Dallas, and for our country”. The chief added that police still didn’t know if investigators had accounted for all participants in the attack.
Police in Metro Louisville will patrol in pairs until further notice in response to the fatal shootings of five officers in Dallas.
President Obama, who is in Warsaw, Poland, called the attack “a viscous, calculated and despicable act on law enforcement”. He told reporters that anyone involved “in these senseless murders will be held fully accountable, justice will be done”.
Both killings were captured on video and posted online. Warning: Video includes profanity.
Early Friday morning, there were dozens of officers of the corridor of the ER at Baylor Medical Center, where other injured officers were taken.
Police did not identify any of the suspects or mention a possible motive. That number represents an alarming increase from a year ago, according to a law enforcement watchdog group.
The Dallas Police Department has seen decreases in excessive force complaints, arrests and officer-involved shootings as the force shifted to focus its training and practices on de-escalation and community policing.
Witnesses said protesters were marching peacefully in downtown Dallas when the gunfire started Thursday night.
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Williams said her sister was at the protests Thursday night with her four sons, ages 12 to 17. Her father said she was shot once in the arm and once in the abdomen, and was undergoing surgery.