New video in Lyles inquest challenges officer's 'recollection' of de-escalation options

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Proceedings are expected to resume later today in the coroner’s inquest into the Seattle Police shooting of Charleena Lyles, a Black pregnant mother of four.

Lyles had called to report a burglary in June of 2017 and was shot a total of seven times by responding Officers Jason Anderson and Steven McNew after they say she lunged at them with a knife inside her apartment.

At that point, Koehler played the synced video for Anderson and the jury that clearly shows him backing into the hallway of the apartment building – his feet and legs visible – as shots are fired, contradicting his recollection of events.“My feet were outside the apartment. That’s what the video appears to show,” Anderson said. “My recollection was that I was inside the apartment.”

McNew also spoke about his shock after Lyles had been shot and was down when he saw her 11-year-old son emerge from a bedroom. Testimony from the officers had to be delayed at one point last week after an outburst from Lyles’ 80-year-old father, when an attorney for one of the officers suggested Lyles called to report the burglary as a ruse to get officers to her home so she could manipulate a suicide by cop scenario.“I’m tired of them saying that. My daughter was not trying to commit suicide by police. It’s wrong for you to keep saying that,” he continued.

 

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Her weapons (yes, plural) are a more important factor than her skin color or number of kids, but don’t expect to read about that part in the inflammatory headlines.

Beware this particular gun nut🩸

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