Warren Police Release Chase Video Refuting Deadly Shooting Claims
Warren Police Release Chase Video Refuting Deadly Shooting Claims

Warren Police Release Chase Video Refuting Deadly Shooting Claims

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The Warren Police Department addressed false claims surrounding a deadly police chase and shooting involving 32-year-old Rakim Wright of Detroit. The chase began after a domestic violence and arson report on July 8, with Wright fleeing and firing at officers during a six-minute pursuit that ended in Detroit. Police confirmed Wright was armed with a stolen handgun and that two officers fired eight shots, none of which struck him; Wright died from a self-inflicted gunshot wound to the head. Police released video footage, including 911 calls, victim statements, and chase recordings, to refute misinformation that Wright was unarmed or shot by officers with excessive force. Wright's family disputes the police account, claiming he was not shooting at officers and accusing police of murder, but authorities maintain the released evidence disproves these allegations. The investigation is ongoing, with four officers on administrative leave, and the victim and her children receiving support services.

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