Police release body cam of man shot by officers in Fairfield Township
The video shows a man, identified as Hubbard, running out of a trailer and toward the officers. He was holding a hammer and a kitchen knife.
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The video shows a man, identified as Hubbard, running out of a trailer and toward the officers. He was holding a hammer and a kitchen knife.
A copy of Fairfield Township’s ‘Use of Force’ policy does not specifically say that officers must use deadly force but outlines situations when an officer 'may use' deadly force.
Violators could be found guilty of a minor misdemeanor, subject to a fine of up to $100 plus court costs.
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