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2019-06-17 19:57:56.252612+00 by Dan Lyke 0 comments

Off-Duty LAPD Officer Opens Fire During Argument In Costco Killing 1, Injuring 3

“From my understanding, from some people we talked to, there was apparently an argument inside. Some type of argument that ensued into a gun battle,” Lt. Jeff Edwards told reporters.

Man killed by officer in Costco was nonverbal, had intellectual disabilities, relative says.

The off-duty officer's gun was the only firearm involved in the incident, police said.

That's some amazing spin, Lt. Edwards: Off-duty cop shoots a "gentle giant" with developmental disabilities, and an execution turns into a "gun battle".

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