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The St. Paul Police Department on Tuesday released footage from the bodily cameras of officers at Bell Plain’s police shooting on September 26, 2024, which left Seantrell Murdock dead. Murdoch was suspected of the fatal shooting of artist Carrie Quok in St. Paul. Police reported. During the video, the officers shout that there was a gun and after filming Murdoch, Murdoch says “Why shot me,” as an officer replied, “You had a gun in your hand, dude.” Then the police called out medicines to come to the place. Murdoch died of his injuries to the hospital.
St. Paul, min. (Fox 9) – The Scott County’s lawyer ruled that St. Paul’s police officers, who were fatally shot by a man from Bell Plain, accused of random murder of St. Paul’s artist, are justified in their actions.
Officers’ actions were managed as justified
What they say:
The law of the District of Scott said the law said that employees involved in the fatal shooting of 29-year-old Shyontrel Tyriz Murdoch were operating.
There were two officers who fired their weapons in fatal shooting. At that time, the officer Aaron Batta had 10 years of law enforcement, while the other officer Lane Christanson had 20 years of law enforcement.
The news announcement cites passages from a letter sent to the criminal detainees in Minnesota, which explains how the decision was made not to blame the employees.
Scott County lawyer Ron Hochevar has announced that the use of deadly force is “necessary to protect these officers from death or major bodily harm” and that St. Paul’s officers operated within the law.
He then added, “While premature loss of life is always a tragedy, in this situation the officers acted reasonably and responsibly. As they tried to arrest Mr. Murdoch a peaceful arrest for murder in the style of an unarmed civilian civilian in St. Paul for the previous day, the actions of G -n Murdoch far exceeded “resistance to arrest” and rose to the level of presentation of a clear and present danger for arresting officers. ”
The Letter to the BCA Reportedly Concluded by Saying “The Officers Appropriatly Exercised the Use of Deadly Force Pursuant to Minnesota Statutes. Necessary to Protect These Officers from death or major bodily harm.
Artist killed in St. Paul
The story:
A killed artist of St. Paul, identified by authorities
The artist who was killed in the Laitown neighborhood in St. Paul has been identified as 66-year-old Carrie Quock. Corin Hoggard on Fox 9 has the story.
Police believe the artist who was killed by Murdoch is a victim of accidental violence.
Carrie Chobe Kvok, 66 -year -old, from St. Paul, was found shot in 200 block on Kelloge Boulevard to the east evening Wednesday, September 25, 2024.
The Lowertown Lofts Art Cooperative has published on Facebook that KWOK is a member of their group and works on an art project in the alley during shooting.
“All she was trying to do was give us even more beautiful and enjoyable and calm community,” said St. Paul Melvin Carter Mayor at a press conference after the woman’s death.
Friends told Fox 9 that Kwok was leaving two elderly children and four grandchildren.
Police fatally shoot a suspect
Big look at the elder:
Police involved in Belle Plaine Deadly Shooting
St. Paul’s police claims that employees participated in a firing Thursday morning in Bell Plain, which left one man dead. The incident remains under investigation, but police said it was associated with a different fatal firing that happened in the center of St. Paul on Wednesday night.
The footage of the camera, worn by police, showed the shooting in Bell Plain after police chased Murdoch.
Around 6:30 on September 26, the officers were in Bel Plain, investigating Shinthal Murdoch as a suspect when he left the home he was in and collided with police.
Investigators approached Murdoch near the intersection of the streets of southern chestnut and east prairie, and BCA says that “at one point” during the confrontation, the two officers fired their weapons, hitting Murdoch.
Murdok was provided with medical assistance, which later died in the hospital, authorities said.
The source: Message from the Prosecutor’s Office of Scott County and the past reporting of FOX 9.