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Jury hears consensus on homicide ruling at Sarnia tennis pro's police shooting inquest
Jurors accepted that the fatal police shooting was a homicide, while saying the finding does not assign criminal blame.
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The London free PressDe-escalation not always an option, lawyer argues at inquest
An inquest jury examining the fatal police shooting of a Sarnia tennis pro must make recommendations based in reality and can’t assume de-escalation is always possible for police officers, a lawyer for the London police union said.
·Sarnia, Canada
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Jury hears consensus on homicide ruling at Sarnia tennis pro's police shooting inquest
At the inquest into the fatal London police shooting of 29-year-old Justin Bourassa, all parties told the jury that they ruled the death a homicide. The jury must make its own decision about the facts of Bourassa's death and may make recommendations aimed at preventing similar deaths.
·Canada
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R 67%
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