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EPISODE · Jul 11, 2022 · 44 MIN

Who's at fault when a traffic stop turns into a deadly police shooting?

from Run It By My Lawyer · host Joseph Samo

Joe Samo details the police shootings of Jayland Walker and Patrick Lyoya. Both of those deadly shootings involve a black man getting pulled over for a routine traffic incident. Those cases contrast how Robert Crimo, a white male who killed seven innocent people at the July 4 parade in Highland Park, Illinois, got pulled over and arrested in a peaceful manner. Are the police to blame in these cases? In regard to Patrick Lyoya's death, Kent County prosecutor charged police officer Christopher Schurr with murder. Hear an experienced attorney discuss the judicial system's treatment of these police-related shootings. Please be advised that the footage included in this episode of Run It By My Lawyer is disturbing. As always, we would love to hear your comments and concerns about these legal matters. #JaylandWalker #PatrickLyoya #RobertCrimo

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