Phoenix Police Shooting June 2020. The gunfire unfolded after Phoenix Police Department officers were called to a home over a report of a shooting Phoenix Police Chief Jeri Williams told reporters. The footage released Thursday by.
Throughout the summer and fall of 2020 prosecutors at the Maricopa County Attorneys Office colluded with officers in the Phoenix Police Department to surveil target unlawfully arrest and maliciously prosecute well-known racial justice activists in an effort to suppress the First Amendment rights of activists critical of law enforcement and to intimidate disrupt silence. The suspect from this incident has been identified as 55-year-old Jon David Brouseau. Police said the incident happened June 3 when an officer saw a man later identified as 39-year-old William Brookins pointing a gun at a man and woman.
Phoenix police officers shot and killed a man inside a parked car July 4 in an incident captured on bystander video sparking renewed protests in the Arizona city.
Updated 928 AM ET Mon March 30 2020. Throughout the summer and fall of 2020 prosecutors at the Maricopa County Attorneys Office colluded with officers in the Phoenix Police Department to surveil target unlawfully arrest and maliciously prosecute well-known racial justice activists in an effort to suppress the First Amendment rights of activists critical of law enforcement and to intimidate disrupt silence. The shooting death inspired protests of police violence in Phoenix during June. AP PhotoJacques Billeaud Maricopa County Attorney Allister Adel speaks at a news conference in Phoenix on Monday Sept.
