On day two of the inquest into the 2017 police shooting of Charleena Lyles, a Seattle officer told a jury he shielded the eyes of Lyles’ children before starting CPR after she was shot seven times.
The inquest included testimony from fellow Seattle Police Department officers, who say that officer Jason Anderson — one of two who opened fire on Lyles — appeared to be in shock after the shooting and might have been unresponsive to other officers’ commands.
“I deemed it very important because when you render the type of first aid we were going to need to render, it was going to be extremely horrific to a small child and traumatizing,” Schickler said. “It’s not pretty. You have a bunch of grown men pounding on the chest of a young , ... and that’s not something you’re gonna be able to unsee.”
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Looking for closure, Charleena Lyles’ family feels outraged after first day of inquest“We’ve been on this cliffhanger for five years, and the information that I’m getting now is not changing my mind that you murdered my cousin,” said Katrina Johnson, Lyles’ cousin.
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Inquest into the death of Charleena Lyles officially begins TuesdayThe inquest into the death of Charleena Lyles, King County's formal investigation into what happened the day Seattle police officers shot and killed her in her apartment, officially begins Tuesday morning. FOX13
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Inquest into the death of Charleena Lyles officially begins TuesdayThe inquest into the death of Charleena Lyles, King County's formal investigation into what happened the day Seattle police officers shot and killed her in her apartment, officially begins Tuesday morning. FOX13
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Looking for closure, Charleena Lyles’ family feels outraged after first day of inquest“We’ve been on this cliffhanger for five years, and the information that I’m getting now is not changing my mind that you murdered my cousin,” said Katrina Johnson, Lyles’ cousin.
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