Cenk Uygur
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Jonathan Ferrell, Unarmed Man, Shot 10 Times By Officer
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September 17, 2013
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6:51Now Playing"An unarmed man seeking help after a car crash over the weekend was shot 10 times by the Charlotte police officer who's now charged in his death, investigators said Monday. The release of the information supporting the voluntary manslaughter charge came at the end of a day that also included the first public remarks by victim Jonathan A. Ferrell's family. A family attorney and representatives of the NAACP questioned whether race played a role in the shooting of the black man by a white officer. Ferrell's family said the former Florida A&M University football player moved to Charlotte about a year ago to be with his fiancee and was working two jobs. He wanted to go back to school and eventually become an automotive engineer...".* The Young Turks host Cenk Uygur breaks it down.
*Read more here from MITCH WEISS & JEFFREY COLLINS / AP
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