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Then what did this "eyewitness" actually witness if the gun dropped out of the perp's pants and discharged ?
She claimed all she saw was that the guy was sitting with his friends and when the police stopped to talk to him he just got up and ran. She claimed he never had a gun
There was a girl interviewed that was claiming the police killed the guy for no reason
Another baseless lie. She should be thrown in jail for lying to police and attempting to start a riot. Let her sit in jail for 30 days to think about it..
Reports are... Police didn't fire.
The guy being cased, dropped his revolver and it discharged.
Which can happen with a revolver and the hammer being the impact point.
They are saying the guy wasn't even shot, it was a by-stander???
Having issues reading the thread? They changed the story and said no one was shot and that the gun the thug had only discharged when it fell on the ground.
I'm still dumbfounded that people are still saying the police shot the guy and some even saying he was shot in the back even after the police said on the news that no officer discharged a weapon and the dude wasn't shot
During a media briefing, a Baltimore Police lieutenant said that the adult man had a gun and started a foot pursuit with police. He dropped the gun and it discharged, but no one was injured. The suspect was checked out by paramedics, but had no injuries. He was taken to the hospital to be evaluated further as a precaution. Early reports of man shot by Baltimore Police untrue | FOX CT
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