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Screenshot from police video of the shooting of Jason Harrison in Dallas on June xiv, 2014. Harrison'southward family obtained the footage in a civil rights lawsuit and chose to publicize it.

From Ferguson last summer to Baltimore this jump, police killings of unarmed black men nether questionable circumstances accept sparked outrage, civil unrest, and a heated national debate about policing in the The states. As Mother Jones and others take reported, there isn't sufficient data bachelor for determining how many people are shot to death or otherwise killed by police each year, or how the upshot might be trending. But more than such incidents appear to exist getting captured on video than always before, due in function to the ubiquity of cellphone cameras. The footage—non only from cellphones, just also surveillance cameras, dashboard cameras in police cars, and police-worn body cameras—has caused a tectonic shift in public awareness.

Below are 13 videos of fatal law encounters recorded between March xvi, 2014, and Apr four, 2015. Most of the suspects killed were black. A majority of the suspects were unarmed. In three cases, the suspects killed reportedly had serious mental-health issues—which may accept been known to the police in at least ii of those cases at the fourth dimension of the shootings.

Female parent Jones has contacted law enforcement officials about the status of these 13 cases: Investigations are ongoing in viii of them. Once, at present six months old, the two officers involved still haven't been questioned by investigators. Officers in the five other cases have been absolved of wrongdoing via local or state proceedings. (One of those five cases is currently under review by the U.s.a. Department of Justice.) 3 of the 24 officers total who were involved in the 13 cases are currently facing criminal charges.

Alert: The videos below contain graphic footage that some viewers may observe disturbing.

Doubtable killed: James Boyd
Race: White
When: March 16, 2014
Where: Albuquerque, New Mexico
Footage from: Police-worn torso camera

What happened: James Boyd, a homeless man who reportedly suffered from mental illnesses for years, was shot by Albuquerque police officers Keith Sandy and Dominique Perez after a collision over Boyd's hillside encampment in March 2014. Randi McGinn, the special prosecutor appointed to take over the case in April 2015, told Mother Jones that she is likely to pursue homicide charges, originally brought by the district attorney, and will make a decision in the adjacent few weeks.

Suspect killed: Richard Ramirez
Race: White/Hispanic
When: April 14, 2014
Where: Billings, Montana
Footage from: Police force dashboard photographic camera

What happened: Richard Ramirez was in the back of a car that was pulled over by officer Grant Morrison. Morrison afterwards testified that, after he ordered the passengers to put up their hands, Ramirez repeatedly dropped his left hand. Morrison stated that he idea Ramirez—who'd been identified as a doubtable in an armed robbery the prior night—was reaching for a gun, so he shot him three times. Ramirez was unarmed. (In February 2013, Morrison shot and killed another man while on duty, and was cleared of whatever wrongdoing.) In January 2015, a coroner's jury ruled the action a justifiable homicide.

Suspect killed: Jason Harrison
Race: Black
When: June fourteen, 2014
Where: Dallas
Footage from: Police-worn body camera

What happened: Harrison'south mother chosen constabulary saying that her son was off his medication and acting out, and requested help to get him to a infirmary. When Dallas constabulary officers John Rogers and Andrew Hutchins arrived at the front door, Harrison's mother stepped out, letting the officers know that her son was bipolar and schizophrenic. When Harrison came to the door, the officers told him to driblet a screwdriver he was property, and shot him when he failed to comply. According to the Dallas Morning News, the officers' attorney said that they feared for their lives, considering killing someone using a screwdriver would be "pretty piece of cake. It'll only have one blow." In April 2015, a grand jury decided non to indict the officers.

Suspect killed: Eric Garner
Race: Black
When: July 17, 2014
Where: Staten Isle, New York
Footage from: Bystander'south cellphone

What happened: In July 2014, police force approached Eric Garner on a Staten Island street later Garner had broken upwardly a fight, and and then started questioning him about selling loose cigarettes. NYPD officer Daniel Pantaleo wrapped his arm around Garner's neck from behind in a takedown maneuver and held Garner on the ground as Garner repeatedly said, "I can't breathe." Garner was later pronounced expressionless at the hospital. In December 2014, a grand jury decided not to indict Pantaleo.

Suspect killed: John Crawford III
Race: Black
Where: August v, 2014
Where: Beavercreek, Ohio
Footage from: Walmart surveillance camera

What happened: Crawford, 22, was walking effectually in a Walmart belongings a BB gun that had been for sale on the store's shelves. Responding to a 911 call about a man waving a gun, Beavercreek officer Sean Williams and Sergeant David Darkow arrived at the Walmart. The officers later on told investigators that Williams opened fire afterwards Crawford failed to comply with their orders to driblet the gun. A yard jury decided in September 2014 not to indict the officers. The The states Department of Justice launched a review of the instance final September, which is ongoing, a DOJ spokesperson confirmed to Female parent Jones.

Suspect killed: Dillon Taylor
Race: White
When: August xi, 2014
Where: Salt Lake City
Footage from: Police-worn body photographic camera

What happened: Dillon Taylor, his brother, and his cousin were outside a convenience store and allegedly matched the clarification from a 911 call about three men, including one brandishing a gun. Officeholder Bron Cruz confronted the trio and began following Taylor, who initially walked away with his back toward Cruz. Taylor then turned around and kept walking astern, and had both hands in his waistband, according to Cruz. Cruz said he thought Taylor had a gun, and he repeatedly yelled at Taylor to get his hands out, earlier firing two shots. Taylor was unarmed. In September 2014, the Table salt Lake City District Chaser determined the shooting was justified.

Suspect killed: Kajieme Powell
Race: Blackness
When: August 19, 2014
Where: St. Louis
Footage from: Bystander's cellphone

What happened: A eyewitness's cellphone video shows Powell, 25, walking effectually exterior a corner grocery store afterward allegedly stealing energy drinks and pastries. As he paced back and along, a constabulary car pulled onto the sidewalk but upward the street and 2 police officers got out. Powell, who was brandishing a knife, began to approach the officers (whose names have non been released), telling them to shoot him. After a pause, he took another step toward the officers and they opened burn down. St. Louis Metro police chief Sam Dotson after stated that Powell "came at the officers" while gripping the knife. In Feb, the St. Louis Metropolitan Police Department did non request charges when it handed off its investigation to the circuit attorney'south role, whose probe is ongoing, a spokesperson confirmed.

Suspect killed: Tamir Rice
Race: Black
When: November 22, 2014
Where: Cleveland
Footage from: Surveillance camera

What happened: Rice, 12, was playing in a local park when someone called 911 and reported that a person, "probably a juvenile," was waving a gun effectually that was "probably fake." Police officers Timothy Loehmann and Frank Garmback pulled up to Rice in their patrol machine and Loehmann got out and shot Rice almost instantly. No charges have been filed in the example. As Mother Jones first reported last week, the Cuyahoga County Sheriff'south Section, which took control of the instance in January, has yet to interview the 2 officers in its ongoing investigation.

Suspect killed: Jerame Reid
Race: Blackness
When: December 30, 2014
Where: Bridgeton, New Jersey
Footage from: Dashboard camera

What happened: Reid was a rider in a car that was pulled over for allegedly running a finish sign. Officers Braheme Days and Roger Worley approached the car, and despite exact warnings from the officers, Reid opened his door and reportedly got out of the car with his hands up, after proverb "I ain't doing nothing. I'yard not reaching for cipher, bro," according to the Associated Printing. Both Days and Worley shot him. The officers were placed on paid administrative go out pending the investigation, and Reid'southward family has filed a ceremonious rights lawsuit in federal court confronting the urban center of Bridgeton. (Days is also facing a separate lawsuit for alleged rape.)

Doubtable killed: Antonio Zambrano-Montes
Race: Hispanic
When: Feb ten, 2015
Where: Pasco, Washington
Footage from: Bystander'southward cellphone

What happened: After responding to a call of a human throwing rocks in a grocery store parking lot, three Pasco police force officers tried to arrest Zambrano. They pursued him on foot, shooting at him as he ran, and they fired at close range as he turned around to face them. In the video, his easily announced to have been empty. Officers Ryan Flanagan, Adam Wright, and Adrian Alaniz were placed on paid leave, and an investigation is ongoing.

Suspect killed: Charly Keunang
Race: Black
When: March i, 2015
Where: Los Angeles
Footage from: Bystander'south cellphone

What happened: Six police officers were responding to a 911 call about an alleged robbery and assault on LA's Skid Row, in which Keunang was reportedly a suspect. During a struggle with police, Keunang, who reportedly suffered from mental health problems, allegedly reached for an officeholder'due south gun, prompting several officers to open up fire. The three officers who fired their guns—Sergeant Chand Syed, and Officers Francisco Martinez and Daniel Torres—accept been reassigned to administrative duty and an internal police department investigation is ongoing, the LAPD confirmed to Mother Jones. Keunang'due south family has filed a $20 million ceremonious claim against the city.

Suspect killed: Phillip White
Race: Blackness
When: March 31, 2015
Where: Vineland, New Jersey
Footage from: Bystander's cellphone

What happened: Responding to a call of a man acting erratically, police handcuffed and restrained the 32-year-old White. Co-ordinate to investigators, White became unresponsive and received CPR in an ambulance on the way to the hospital, where he eventually died. Law called information technology an "in-custody non-shooting expiry," just witnesses on the scene said the officers beat White and that a police force dog bit him in the face. An investigation by the Cumberland County prosecutor's part is ongoing. The officers in the case, Louis Platania and Rich Janasiak, are both on administrative leave, according to news reports.

Doubtable killed: Walter Scott
Race: Black
When: Apr iv, 2015
Where: North Charleston, South Carolina
Footage from: Police dashboard camera and bystander's cellphone

What happened: Dashboard camera footage showed Scott running abroad from his vehicle after North Charleston police officer Michael Slager pulled Scott over for a broken brake light. In the following minutes, recorded on a bystander'southward cellphone, Slager caught up to Scott in an open field, and after a short struggle, Scott, who was unarmed, broke free and began to run away. Slager and so shot Scott multiple times from backside. Slager was fired from his job and faces a felony murder charge.