State of emergency called in Akron following protests over Jayland Walker’s death

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Medical examiners say the 25-year-old suffered at least 60 gunshot wounds fired by several officers. 8 officers directly involved in the shooting are on unpaid leave while a criminal investigation is underway. 4th of July celebrations were canceled and a curfew was instituted overnight, as demonstrations continue following the police killing.

Published 7 months ago · Akron, United States

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Reuters

Ohio city Akron imposes curfew after protests over police killing of Black man

The Ohio city of Akron declared a state of emergency on Monday, setting a curfew and canceling Independence Day fireworks, after protests over the police killing of an unarmed Black man turned unruly on Sunday night.

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CTV News

Ohio city Akron imposes curfew after protests over police killing of Black man

The Ohio city of Akron declared a state of emergency on Monday, setting a curfew and cancelling Independence Day fireworks, after protests over the police killing of an unarmed Black man turned unruly on Sunday night.

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The Independent

Akron declares emergency after protests over police killing of Jayland Walker

Body camera footage and medical examiner’s report reveals Akron police fired dozens of rounds

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USA Today

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The Washington Post

50 people arrested in Akron protests after police released shooting video

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7 months ago·Washington, United States

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