[Faline]

This short documentary is about the controversial death of Fong Lee, a St. Paul youth who was fatally shot eight times by police while they were pursuing him on suspicion of drug possession. This video shows police footage, presents evidence in the police case against him, and points out flaws that suggest the story reported by police may not be entirely plausible.

[kellyhound]

Def. something fishy with that gun.

Their lawyer claimed that following the shooting, one of the cops on the scene planted a gun three feet from Lee's left hand. He didn't say who it was, but he thought it too coincidental that the first officer on the scene of the shooting was officer Bruce Johnson. Johnson wrote up the burglary report on this same gun two years earlier.

Police forensic experts testified that the gun found next to Lee had no traceable fingerprints, smudges or blood on the outside, nor were traces found on the bullets or clip. And while the forensic experts said that wasn't unusual, Padden found that improbable.

On the day Lee was killed, the temperature had reached 77 degrees. Lee had been riding his bike for several hours. Padden said if Lee was handling a gun, he should have left some sweat or smudges somewhere on the gun.

Throughout the trial, Padden also repeatedly referenced still images from nearby security cameras showing Lee running past a brick wall just seconds before he is shot and killed. Padden said the images clearly show that Lee had nothing in either hand.

[kasapin]

It is not unusual for police to plant evidence... the sad part is that if you run from them .. you can be shot. trying to escape heat suggests immediately that you did something wrong. Therefore you put yourself in a bad sittuation from the beggining.

[BryanXavier]

Google Anderson. Stellar cop.

1. Domestic Violence
2. Killed a couple in 94 mph car wreck this year. Found guilty. Bye bye

http://www.nhregister.com/articles/2...txt?viewmode=3

[Oswald2001]

Live the druggie life...die the druggie death.