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Atlanta Police murdered another Black person this week and per usual no one is being held accountable. Oscar Cain was 31 years old, he was reportedly shot while running away from the police. While he was foot he flaunted a gun which led him to be shot by the police, according to Fox 5 Atlanta.
GBI spokeswoman Natalie Ammons gave preliminary details that the officer was responding to a possibly armed person, and that firearm was found on the scene.
“Cain did not comply with verbal commands and during the incident, Cain reportedly brandished a firearm,” Ammons said in a statement. “The officer discharged his weapon, fatally wounding Cain. A firearm was found at the scene.”
Individuals living near the wooded area where the shooting took place reported hearing the shots.
“I just heard three shots, the next thing you know, cops were in here,” said resident Jorge Flores. “The first shot, it was loud, it was really loud.”
Oscar Cain murder is the 26th officer-involved shooting investigation opened by GBI this year and it is only the first week of April.
Bad cops get off because the laws are poorly written to allow them do so! We must change the laws now so an “Oops!” is not enough to save a cop from proper punishment!
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