Unarmed black female ‘murdered’ da Brooklyn poliziotto

originariamente da: innerstanding isness
pubblicato: 15 Giugno 2012

Police investigate the scene after 23-year-old Shantel Davis, who was driving a stolen Toyota Camry, was shot to death at the corner of Church Ave. and E. 38th St. in East Flatbush, Brooklyn.

The unarmed woman shot dead by a Brooklyn detective was arrested three times last year for charges that include attempted murder, assault and criminal possession of a weapon.

Shantel Davis, 23, was gunned down Thursday night in a stolen car after she blew through three red lights, hit a minivan and tried to escape by driving in reverse.

Now sources reveal Davis was first collared in February last year for driving on a suspended license after she was pulled over for driving through a red light.

She was pulled over a month later for running a red light and was caught tossing marijuana from her car, sources said. Cops also found a gravity knife in the vehicle and charged her with criminal possession of a weapon.

On May 5, 2011, she was arrested with two others in Brooklyn for allegedly kidnapping a 29-year-old man, who was shot three times during the wild ordeal. Davis was booked on charges that include kidnapping, attempted murder, assault and burglary. She was released on $25,000 bail in December last yearand was due back in court on Friday, the day after she was killed.

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Pubblicato da Alison Leslie su 16/06/2012. Filed under Custodia Morti & Abuso,In primo piano gli articoli,Police Brutality & Killings. È possibile seguire tutte le risposte a questo articolo tramite il RSS 2.0. Puoi lasciare una risposta o trackback a questa voce