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7 North Carolina Deputies On Leave After Police Shoot And Kill Black Man While the body camera footage has not been released, emergency scanner traffic suggests that police shot and killed Andrew Brown Jr. while he was trying to drive away. Allen G. Breed and Jonathan Drew ELIZABETH CITY, N.C. (AP) Seven North Carolina deputies have been placed on leave in the aftermath of a Black man being shot and killed by members of their department serving drug-related search and arrest warrants, authorities said Friday. The disclosure comes as calls increase for the release of deputy body camera footage amid signs, including emergency scanner traffic, that Andrew Brown Jr. was shot in the back and killed as he was trying to drive away. ....
Wallio s email also said that another three deputies have recently resigned, but he later clarified that the resignations were unrelated to the shooting. He said the department has about 55 total sworn deputies. Democratic Gov. Roy Cooper joined calls for the swift release of the body camera footage, saying that initial reports of what happened “are tragic and extremely concerning.” The body camera footage should be made public as quickly as possible, he said in a tweet Friday night. Earlier in the day, the City Council in Elizabeth City unanimously voted to send a letter to the sheriff, local prosecutor and State Bureau of Investigation demanding release of body camera footage. The measure also directed city staff to petition a local court to release the footage if the sheriff denies the council s request. Wooten has confirmed that at least one deputy was wearing an active body camera but hasn t given a timetable for releasing it. ....