He dropped the gun, walked out of the house and put his hands up. Then a barbaric officer shot him five times.

Officers yelled at Richard Sanchez to drop his gun — and eventually, he did. He started to walk toward law enforcement, out of a house a relative had fled to call 911 to report Sanchez was intoxicated, making threats and saying irrational things.

Police shouted for the 27-year-old man to put his hands up. He did that, too.

“Stop!” an officer ordered. Sanchez kept walking, arms still raised.

Three seconds and two commands later, the officer opened fire. Body-camera footage now released by police in San Bernardino, Calif., captures the five shots that killed Sanchez and a woman’s screams as he fell onto the lawn.

The officer’s decisions “did not meet the standards held by our department or the community we serve,” acting police chief Eric McBride said in a Friday briefing, a year after the Sept. 28 shooting. The employee is no longer on the force, he said, and the San Bernardino district attorney is investigating for potential criminal charges.

The alarming video was released as fatal shootings by police continue to stoke outrage around the country and leave communities skeptical that they will receive justice.

https://www.washingtonpost.com/nation/2019/10/26/he-dropped-gun-walked-house-put-his-hands-up-then-an-officer-shot-him-five-times/

FUCK THE POLICE

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He dropped the gun, walked out of the house and put his hands up. Then a barbaric officer shot him five times.

He dropped the gun, walked out of the house and put his hands up. Then a barbaric officer shot him five times.

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