Family Files Complaint After Police Shooting
POSTED: Friday, October 29, 2004
UPDATED: 9:22 am EDT October 29,
2004
PERRINE, Fla. --
A Perrine family has filed a formal complaint against the Miami-Dade Police Department for killing a loved one they say was mentally ill.The Baker family has hired a lawyer to deal with their case.Police say they were forced to fire after Randy Baker became physical and started hitting two officers last weekend. Baker was shot three times in the head.
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Previous Stories:
- October 27, 2004: NAACP Calls For Investigation Into Police Shooting
- October 25, 2004: Mentally Ill Man Shot, Killed In Confrontation With Police
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