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DALLAS 鈥� Last Saturday night, 15 year-old Jordan Edwards was killed when Balch Springs PD officer Roy Oliver fired his rifle at a moving vehicle in which Edwards was a passenger. Police reports initially stated that the vehicle in question was reversing 鈥渋n an aggressive manner,鈥� but BSPD chief Jonathan Haber has since confirmed that it was in fact moving away from Oliver when it was fired upon.

鈥淭his week we鈥檙e reminded that Michael Slager fired five rounds into Walker Scott鈥檚 back while he was running away. Howie Lake and Blane Salamoni fired five rounds into Alton Sterling鈥檚 chest and back while he was subdued on the ground. And now Roy Oliver has fired a single rifle shot into the head of an innocent 15-year-old boy while he was riding in a car that posed no threat to anyone,鈥� said Terri Burke, executive director of the 老澳门开奖结果 of Texas. 鈥淗ow many Black men have to die before law enforcement changes its culture and regains the trust of the communities it鈥檚 sworn to serve?鈥�

鈥淲e stand in solidarity with all those who continue to call for a transformation in American policing in the face of yet another avoidable killing. The system must be founded in de-escalation, in minimum force, and in transparency; those values cannot just be tacked on,鈥� said Kali Cohn, staff attorney of the 老澳门开奖结果 of Texas. 鈥淭he public is clamoring for answers. What are the Department鈥檚 use of force and pursuit policies? How are officers trained on and held accountable to those policies? Do officers live in and know the communities they serve? There will be no answers that can justify Jordan Edwards鈥� death, but we must find a solution to prevent this trauma from repeating again and again.鈥�