Wednesday, September 28, 2016

Protesters gather after an unarmed, 'disabled' black man, 30, acting 'erratically' is shot by police

Victim's sister
A black man was shot in an encounter with police in southern California Tuesday afternoon as his sister cried hysterically over the incident that has prompted angry community members to gather around the scene protesting. 

El Cajon Police say they were called to a parking lot at the Broadway Village Shopping Center at 1pm after being told a 30-year-old man was acting 'erratically,' NBC San Diego reported. 
Rob Ransweiler, El Cajon Police spokesman, said the man did not comply with officers demands and the encounter ended with an officer-involved shooting. It's unclear if more than one officer opened fire.
The man was taken to Sharp Memorial Hospital and is listed in critical condition. The circumstances that led to the shooting are unknown at this time and police did not release his name.

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