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*Originally posted at photographyisnotacrime.com by Joshua Brown
A six-year-old boy is dead after police shot him multiple times while pursuing his father for a warrant Tuesday night in Louisiana.
Marksville police say the boy’s father, Chris Few, tried to back up into one of their patrol cars after they had cornered him in a dead end.
So they opened fire through the drivers side window, killing the boy and injuring the father.
Jeremy Mardis, a first-grader at Lafargue Elementary, was shot multiple times in the head and torso.
Jeremy Mardis, a six-year-old first-grader, was shot by police trying to kill his father.
Few was transported to a hospital with a gunshot wound to his head. He is listed in stable condition.
Police say they pulled Few over around 9:30 p.m. and discovered he had warrants. They said Few drove off, initiating a high speed chase and eventually reached a dead end road.
That was when he began reversing his vehicle, prompting Marksville police, who call themselves city marshals, to open fire.
The investigation was taken over by Louisiana State Police, whose spokesman, Daniel Moreau, stated the following in a Facebook post Wednesday morning:
“The state police indicated the preliminary investigation showed the marshals discharged their duty weapons at a vehicle at the conclusion of a pursuit.”
But Moreau later recanted his comments saying that it couldn’t be specified who fired the shots.
However, only one law enforcement agency was pursuing Few. And there has been no indication that Few had a gun.
Also, the current investigation shows that all shots were fired into the vehicle from the outside.
Details on Few’s warrant have not been released.
PINAC reported on a South Carolina case, where a teenage man tried to evade officers in his vehicle, and was shot and killed by officers. The officers claimed the teen was trying to hit them with his vehicle. The video refutes that.
Nevertheless, that officer was cleared of any wrongdoing.
Louisiana Cops Kill 6-Year-Old Boy During Pursuit of Father is a post from Cop Block – Badges Don't Grant Extra Rights
And cops wonder why they are being shot at. Go figure.
God Bless some of our men in blue.
Joe cop says “We must be able to do what ever we want to do, or we’ll simply stay in our cars while some criminal is killing you!” Joe cop continues “we should never have to worry about being held accountable for our actions! Could you imagine that? A whole country of cops stop doing their jobs, because they don’t want to be caught on video abusing citizen combatants!” “Actually, I wouldn’t mind. It means donuts and coffee all day!”
Seriously the cops position is just as silly as the other side! They are actually saying they won’t do their jobs if the people are going to hold them accountable for abuse of power, corruption, and wrong doing that results in people being hurt and killed!
So, how do we know they have made ligitimate arrests, if they are free to be corrupt! How many have been jailed that should not have been! How can you trust that guy pulling you over, if he wants immunity from wrong doing!