The United States Attorney's Office and the FBI launched a civil rights investigation after body camera footage of the shooting of Dalaneo Martin was released.
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A federal civil rights investigation has been opened into the police killing of a 17-year-old in Washington, D.C., after body camera footage of the fatal shooting was released Tuesday.
On March 18, Metropolitan Police Department and U.S. Park Police officers found Dalaneo Martin asleep in a car police believed to be stolen, officials said. Park police got into the car and, after a struggle, Martin drove away with an officer still in the backseat. That officer shot Martin multiple times, body camera video shows, before Martin crashed the car into a house.
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Wendy Williams
Very good, no next time for not learning!
You wouldn’t think so if you were in the car. Don’t commit crime. Period.
Why?
Wow
Just an attempt at getting some money from the Ghetto Lottery!
hang on the car was either stolen or not so saying police believed it to be stolen means it wasnt stolen they then tried to kidnapp the driver an killed him cold blooded murder