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Deputy Who Shot Unarmed 19-Year-Old Saveion McConnell Will Not Be Charged
The prosecutor said a jury would likely find the deputy’s use of force justified after McConnell fled and reached toward his waistband.
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Deputy who shot unarmed 19-year-old Saveion McConnell will not be charged
A Lafayette County deputy who shot and killed 19-year-old Saveion McConnell back in May will not face criminal charges, the Johnson County Prosecuting Attorney's Office announced Tuesday morning.
·Kansas City, United States
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Missouri Cop Kills Unarmed Black Teen, Shot 9 Times, No Charges Filed
Four and a half months after a Lafayette County deputy rammed nineteen-year-old Saveion McConnell with a patrol car and then fired nine rounds at him on the shoulder of U.S. Highway 50, Johnson County Prosecutor Robert Russell announced Tuesday that no crime was committed. Saveion had no weapon. Witnesses say his hands were in the air.
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