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I added a sentence about cams and investigations, and it was deleted with the comment "unnecessary." I am OK with the deletion, but I added the sentence because late in the same month, an entry talks about an investigation, and another entry talks about a lack of knowledge about whether body cam video exists. I used a new citation from ABC 13 (Houston), an online news article. I recommend we keep my sentence and my new citation. My sentence, "Three videos captured the alleged events, a police officer body cam, a police vehicle dash cam, and a high school cam, and the Texas Rangers are leading an investigation." In fact, the three videos reportedly exist, I should have written, since that is what the police officer reports in the press conference in the new citation from ABC 13. The new citation is https://abc13.com/police-shooting-fulshear-officer-fort-bend-involved-whats-happening-on-charger-way-in/10772077/. By the way, the police officer at the press conference explains that he is leading an investigation of whether or not Fulshear Police Department procedures were followed, but he also says the Texas Rangers are leading another investigation.
I also note this current entire entry in the row for June 10; "An officer pulled over Elmore after he ran a stop sign and attempted to arrest him for a drug warrant out of Virginia. The police reported that Elmore shoved the officer, went back into his vehicle, and attempted to drive away. The officer tried to grab Elmore out of the vehicle and then shot him, later reporting that he was afraid of being dragged by the vehicle." It cites the Houston PBS online article. Suggestions: "An officer pulled over Elmore after he ran a stop sign and attempted to arrest him for a drug warrant out of Virginia, according to the police officer speaking at a press conference. The police reported that Elmore shoved the officer, went back into his vehicle, and attempted to drive away. The officer reportedly tried to grab Elmore out of the vehicle and then shot him, later reporting that he was afraid of being dragged by the vehicle."
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An editor added information about two people, presumably in the hope someone would format them for inclusion:
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I added a sentence about cams and investigations, and it was deleted with the comment "unnecessary." I am OK with the deletion, but I added the sentence because late in the same month, an entry talks about an investigation, and another entry talks about a lack of knowledge about whether body cam video exists. I used a new citation from ABC 13 (Houston), an online news article. I recommend we keep my sentence and my new citation. My sentence, "Three videos captured the alleged events, a police officer body cam, a police vehicle dash cam, and a high school cam, and the Texas Rangers are leading an investigation." In fact, the three videos reportedly exist, I should have written, since that is what the police officer reports in the press conference in the new citation from ABC 13. The new citation is https://abc13.com/police-shooting-fulshear-officer-fort-bend-involved-whats-happening-on-charger-way-in/10772077/. By the way, the police officer at the press conference explains that he is leading an investigation of whether or not Fulshear Police Department procedures were followed, but he also says the Texas Rangers are leading another investigation.
I also note this current entire entry in the row for June 10; "An officer pulled over Elmore after he ran a stop sign and attempted to arrest him for a drug warrant out of Virginia. The police reported that Elmore shoved the officer, went back into his vehicle, and attempted to drive away. The officer tried to grab Elmore out of the vehicle and then shot him, later reporting that he was afraid of being dragged by the vehicle." It cites the Houston PBS online article. Suggestions: "An officer pulled over Elmore after he ran a stop sign and attempted to arrest him for a drug warrant out of Virginia, according to the police officer speaking at a press conference. The police reported that Elmore shoved the officer, went back into his vehicle, and attempted to drive away. The officer reportedly tried to grab Elmore out of the vehicle and then shot him, later reporting that he was afraid of being dragged by the vehicle."