FAYETTEVILLE — Protesters gathered outside a police station Sunday to decry the fatal shooting of a Black man a day earlier by an off-duty sheriff s deputy in North Carolina.
FAYETTEVILLE, N.C. — Protesters gathered outside a police station Sunday to decry the fatal shooting of a Black man a day earlier by an off-duty sheriff’s deputy in North Carolina. The demonstrators disputed an initial account of the shooting given by police Saturday. Police in Fayetteville said a preliminary investigation
Protesters gathered outside a police station Sunday to decry the fatal shooting of a Black man a day earlier by an off-duty sheriff's deputy in North Carolina.
The Fayetteville Police Department said 37-year-old Jason Walker “ran into traffic and jumped on a moving vehicle" driven by an off-duty Cumberland County sheriff's deputy, who then shot Walker and called 911. A group of protesters disputed the account given by police.
Protesters gathered outside a police station Sunday to decry the fatal shooting of a Black man a day earlier by an off-duty sheriff's deputy in North Carolina.
Witnesses are challenging an off-duty cop s claims after he fatally shot, Jason Walker, a black man after the man jumped on his truck while driving in Fayetteville, North Carolina on Saturday.
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