NYPD Officers Cleared in Death of Black Man After Taser Couldn’t Subdue Him (RealPress)
- 3 years ago
BRONX, New York — New York police officers fatally shot a black man in his Bronx apartment in April 2019 after a taser failed to subdue him. Sixteen months later the Bronx District Attorney announced investigators found no criminality in Kawaski Trawick’s death.
On Nov. 17, DA Darcel Clark’s office released a 42-page report with body camera footage explaining her decision not to charge the officers involved.
Trawick, 32, was shot by police at Hill House, a supportive living environment. Building security called police and said Trawick had been harassing tenants.
On Nov. 17, DA Darcel Clark’s office released a 42-page report with body camera footage explaining her decision not to charge the officers involved.
Trawick, 32, was shot by police at Hill House, a supportive living environment. Building security called police and said Trawick had been harassing tenants.