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OKC considers getting lawyers for police sued in fatal shooting
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OKC to consider hiring lawyers for police named in lawsuit over 15-year-old boy s killing
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Police shootings of children spark renewed calls for training on adolescents in crisis
The long-standing question of how fatal police shootings of children could be avoided and lives spared has engulfed the nation in recent weeks.
By Kimberly Kindy, Julie Tate, Jennifer Jenkins and Ted MellnikWashington Post
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Children draw on paper at a protest held outside Columbus, Ohio, City Hall on April 25, 2021. People were rallying against the fatal police shooting of 16-year-old Ma Khia Bryant. Photo for The Washington Post by Maddie McGarvey
Stavian Rodriguez squeezed his 15-year-old body through the drive-through window of the Okie Gas Express convenience store, poking his hands out first so police could see that they were empty. He jumped to the ground, holding his hands in the air, then lifted his shirt to reveal a gun tucked into his front waistband. Using the tips of his thumb and index finger, Rodriguez gently pinched the end of the barrel far from the trigger and dropped
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In moments between confusion over why her 15-year-old boy was armed with a gun inside a south Oklahoma City store and anger toward the police officers who shot him to death, Cameo Holland, otherwise stoic as she speaks, breaks down in tears when she remembers the color of her dead son’s eyes.
“He had hazel eyes,” she said. “Of all my kids, he was the only one that looked like me. Bluish-green and in the very center they had some brown. And a few yellow spots.”
The last time Holland saw Stavian Rodriguez, one of her four children, a funeral home presented him the best way it could, but the grieving mother couldn’t help but notice little marks around one of his eyes, and the strange touch of his young body, which was packed in parts to fill bullet wounds.