Unarmed Black man was shot by a suspected race soldier in North Miami, while his hands were up

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Where is the rest of this news story?

Not criticizing it. Just weird that it was cut off and edited this way.

Hopefully this dude gets himself a nice chunk of change. Luckily he is alive. fukking dumb ass cop :snoop::snoop::snoop:

dude was in the process of bringing a runaway patient back to the facility.



Attorney: Caregiver shot by police after toy truck mistaken for gun

Attorney: Caregiver shot by police after toy truck mistaken for gun



NORTH MIAMI, FLA. (WSVN) - A man is recovering in the hospital after police may have mistaken a toy for a gun, causing a big misunderstanding.

Miami-Dade Fire Rescue responded to the scene of the reported shooting, located right by a group home near Northeast 14th Avenue and 127th Street, Monday, at around 5:30 p.m.

Witnesses and the man who was shot, Charles Kinsey, said that officials made a big mistake in this case. Kinsey’s attorney, Hilton Napoleon said that his client works with the disabled for a living and was assisting an autistic man who had a toy truck in his hand. North Miami Police may have believed the toy was a weapon, and that’s when police fired shots, hitting the caregiver in the leg.

“He tried to explain that this is a mental health patient, that he was trying to get him back into the facility,” Napoleon said. “There was no need for firearms. He put his hands up, told them he was unarmed.”


Kinsey was transported to Jackson Memorial Hospital where he continues to recover from wounds that were not life-threatening, Tuesday.

“He doesn’t understand why he was shot,” Napoleon said. “He was complying. He wasn’t arrested. There are not any allegations that he resisted an officer’s command or anything like that.”

Tuesday evening, North Miami Police released a statement that read in part, “There is preliminary information that North Miami Police Officers were dispatched to the scene after a 911 call was received of an armed male suspect threatening suicide. Arriving officers attempted to negotiate with two men on the scene, one of whom was later identified as suffering from autism. The other man was later identified as an employee of an assisted living facility. At some point during the on-scene negotiation, one of the responding officers discharged his weapon, striking the employee.”

Witness Thomas Matthews lives nearby and said he saw the shooting unfold. “The guy was yelling, ‘Help me. Help me.’ And all of a sudden, three shots were fired. Boom, boom, boom,” he said.

A surveillance video from a nearby business captured the scene as North Miami Beach Police arrived in the area. Matthews said Kinsey was shot 15 minutes after police arrived.

“Police thought the guy had a weapon, but he had a toy because he was autistic,” Matthews said. “The view of the way he was holding it, it looked like a gun, but it was a toy.”

Kinsey works at a group home near the scene. Clint Bower, the manager of the group home, said Kinsey was escorting the autistic man back to the group home where he lives. “My employee apparently was walking down 14th Avenue with this individual who lives in the group home,” he said. “He’s about 23 years old, he’s autistic, he’s non-verbal, he’s relatively low-functioning, and that’s really all we know.”

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According to Kinsey’s attorney, he tried to explain to police that he was helping the autistic man back to his home and was laying down on the ground with his hands in the air when he was shot.

Bower said he believes the police officer might have mistaken a toy truck the autistic man was holding for a weapon.

According to those who know him, Kinsey is actively involved in the Circle of Brotherhood, a non-profit organization that reaches out to youth and prepares them for the future.

They were shocked to hear about what happened overnight, according to 7News sources.

According to Napoleon, a neighbor called police and mistakenly claimed that the autistic person had a gun. “There was no gun,” Napoleon said. “There wasn’t even a toy gun; it was a toy truck.”

Police confirmed that they received a 911 call just prior to the shooting, Monday. “Officers responded to the scene, in emergency mode in reference to a man with a gun,” North Miami Police spokesperson Natalie Buissereth said.

Bloody clothes could be seen in the middle of the road near the apartment complex. Police tape was put up and a crime scene unit was in the area taking pictures.

The road at 14th Avenue between 123rd and 125th was temporarily closed due to the investigation. It was later reopened.

Police said the investigation into the shooting remains ongoing. “Right now, they’re collecting all of the evidence,” Buissereth said.

No officers were injured during the shooting, according to a police spokesperson.

In their statement, North Miami Police said the officer who discharged his firearm “has been placed on administrative leave.”

They also encouraged any witnesses to come forward. “The investigation continues with the assistance of the Miami-Dade State Attorney’s Office. Anyone who has additional information, or may have witnessed the incident is asked to call the North Miami Police Department,” the statement read.

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1 injured in North Miami police-involved shooting

The man who was shot by police works at a group home in the area and was walking with a man who has autism in the area of Northeast 14th Avenue, between 126th and 128th streets, when the shooting took place.

The 24-year-old man with autism was holding a toy truck when police arrived.


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Yeah just heard about this from some people in miami


This shyt is getting fukking out of control. How the fukk do you shoot a man clearly unarmed, laying down with his hands in the air... HOW? Do they not teach you nikkas how to hold a weapon in police academy... Do these nikkas even GO to the academy these days??

Then basically some fakkit called the cops and immediately said the autistic dude had a gun when the dude had a fukking TOY TRUCK.. Looks nothing like a gun, wtf:what:



He about to get paid though... And the officer/s who shot him need to go to jail. If i shoot an unarmed man and go to jail, so should they
 

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Police in Miami had a lot of transplants from other areas ... they usually aren't the worst ... not caping just saying
 

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There is no way for them to spin this. He was on the ground with his hands up, which if they even took a second to talk to this man he wouldn't have been on the ground in the first place.
They shot a man that works with the disadvantaged for a living 3 times in broad daylight with an assault rifle. While he was on the ground with his hands up. And then told him I don't know when he asked why was he shot.
Is this reality?

How can anyone with a brain still support the police when it comes to their interactions with black people in america?
Someone called the police on my brother yesterday for having the nerve to use his laptop outside of a supermarket while waiting for his girl to finish shopping. The cops told him the caller said he looked suspicious. By using a fukking laptop sitting in front of a market. It could have ended his life if it wasn't a black cop that showed up.

I'm fed up with this shyt
 

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Police in Miami had a lot of transplants from other areas ... they usually aren't the worst ... not caping just saying





FBI issues ‘credible threat’ warning to South Florida law enforcement

The FBI issued a “credible threat” warning to law enforcement agencies throughout South Florida on Friday.

In a brief, one-paragraph statement, FBI Special Agent Michael Leverock said his agency offered a “safety bulletin” regarding the threat to police departments. No further information was available.

Immediately after Leverock’s statement, a joint agency of local, state and federal law enforcement called the Southeast Florida Fusion Center said there was no credible threat to the public.

The threat, according to sources, was directed at police. As a precaution, police departments across South Florida doubled up patrols, pulled motorcycle cops from the street and had officers wear protective vests.

Though the threat was for between 1 and 2 p.m. Friday, police said they will remain on alert for the rest of the day.

Read more here: FBI issues ‘credible threat’ warning to South Florida law enforcement
Read more here: FBI issues ‘credible threat’ warning to South Florida law enforcement
 

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Where is the rest of this news story?

Not criticizing it. Just weird that it was cut off and edited this way.

Hopefully this dude gets himself a nice chunk of change. Luckily he is alive. fukking dumb ass cop :snoop::snoop::snoop:


There u go breh, whole video local news sorry, shyts disgusting.. og about to get paid, clown ass cops:scust:
 
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