Soon as Laquan McDonald was shot police covered up truth probably because they'd done it before
In 2014 a Chicago police officer shot and killed 17 year old Laquan McDonald. It appears that officers immediately went into cover up mode. The murder happened at a Burger King so police deleted the franchise’s video of the incident. Three witnesses were found and the detectives questioning them tried to pressure them into changing their stories. Eventually the reports on their interrogations were falsified. The police then made up a fake story and told it to the press and repeated it in their reports. The policemen, the sergeants, the officers and detectives in this case seemed to know exactly what to do as soon the killing happened probably because they had done it before. You can guess what the city of Chicago initially did with the case.<br /><br />A specific example of what happened was that three witnesses at the Burger King who saw the incident said that McDonald was running away from a cop who then shot him in the back and he dropped. The officer than shot him 15 more times when he was on the ground. That was an execution. The police claimed lMcDonald unged at an officer with a knife and he fired in self defense. This was corroborated by all the other officers present. The claim they were threatened was a lie.<br /><br />The documentary includes the dash cam footage from one of the police cars of the shooting and it is horrific. It confirms that it was a murder. Even after it came out the city and police continued with their lies and the cops claimed they were the victim in the incident. That was because they got caught lying and they felt like being held accountable was a betrayal.<br /><br />The tragedy is that this is all too common. If you read the original police report on George Floyd’s murder it says that he suffered from “medical distress” after he was in handcuffs and died at the hospital. There’s no mention of Eric Chauvin sitting on his neck.<br /><br />The one uplifting part of the film is the protest movement that developed demanding justice. They had a thorough plan to force the city to hold people accountable and held a series of smart and targeted demonstrations. They were surprisingly successful.
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