Video: APD shooting (Warning: Contains graphic and violent images)
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Albuquerque Police Department footage of a March 16 incident in the Sandia foothills that ended with officers fatally shooting a mentally ill homeless man, James Boyd. (WARNING: Graphic and violent content) Video courtesy KOB
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A funeral-style procession will head to the Duke City on Tuesday for a rally and march to protest the fatal shooting of a mentally ill homeless man.
Demonstrators rally against the Albuquerque Police Department's fatal shooting a mentally ill homeless man on March 16.
A review of court records, mental health evaluations and interviews with more than a dozen people who knew him provide the fullest account yet of James Boyd’s journey to the Sandia Mountains hillside, where police shot and killed him.
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Seems now one has to pass as a psycopath to join law enforcement. And this country was the one complaining about police tactics during Apartheid South Africa. These reports are beyond comprehension. What did they think...he woudl hit them over their heads with the backpack on his pack/
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