The police were attempting to arrest Aaron on two accounts of attempted murder. There was gunfire exchanged between the police and Aaron. Aaron was found dead in his apartment from a gunshot wound.

Akai and his girlfriend were walking down the stairs when two cops were patrolling the building. The cops opened the door to the stairwell and an officers gun went off, glanced off a wall and hit Akai in the heart.

Alfred's sister called the police seeking help for her brother who wasn't acting like himself. They also received calls about a man acting erratically and walking into traffic. The police shot Alfred four times while he held a vaping device.

The car Antwon was riding it matched the description of a vehicle involved in a shooting minutes earlier. They were pulled over and he fled while officers were handcuffing the driver. Antwon was unarmed and shot three times.

Daniel was suffering from a mental health episode and ran onto the street, naked. When the cops arrived, they placed a "spit hood" over his head and a cop used his body weight to force Daniel's head against the pavement. He was restrained for over 3 minutes and died of complications of asphyxia.

After a car chase with two other teenagers in the car, the cops beat all three kids. While the other two weren't seriously injured, including the driver, Elton was beaten to death by eight cops. All eight cops were acquited.

In 1944, George took out their family's cow to graze with his little sister. Two white girls, age 11 and 7, walked by asking where they could find a specific flower. When the two girls were found dead, George was identified as the murder. Without his parents or anyone other than the cops present, supposedly George confused. He was sentenced to death by electrocution.

While out drinking with his fellow Navy friends, a fight was about to break out between his friend and another group. Jason stepped in to try and break up the fight. One of his friends was carrying a gun but gave it to Jason to make sure he didn't do anything stupid in the fight. Jason had a license to carry and put the gun in his holster. When the fight broke out, the Portland State University cops arrived. Witnesses said a gun fell out of Washington's holster during the altercation. When he reached for it, they said police shot him.

Kevin was in a bank parking lot when several cop cars arrived. According to witnesses, in less than 5 seconds after arriving, the cops opened fire on Kevin.

Rayshard fell asleep in his car, blocking the drive-through lane at a fast food restaurant. The cops spent 40 minutes talking to him and said he had too much to drink and drive and attempted to restrain him. Rayshard fled and was shot twice in the back.

Ahmaud was jogging in a neighborhood when he was pursued by three white men that shot and killed him.

The police were attempting to detain Akiel on a felony drug charge when Akiel fled. When the office gave chase, he opened fire after he fell trying to climb over a fence, shooting Akiel multiple times in the back.

The police were attempting to execute a search warrant regarding Alteria's boyfriend, Andrew. Andrew allegedly began shooting at the cops and used Alteria, as a shield from the cops returning fire.

He fit the description of a suspect the police were looking for tied to a sexual assault. He was unarmed and ran away from the police when they approached him. He was shot 6 times in the back.

The police were called for a possible break-in at a neighbors house. When they arrived on the scene, Edward was crouching beside a chain-link fence. He had a wallet containing $10 that he stole from a nearby home. He began to climb over the fence. The cops shot him in the back of the head so he couldn't escape.

While visiting family, he was accussed of flirting with a white woman. That woman's husband and her brother made Emmett carry a 75 lbs cotton-gin fan to the river and ordered him to take off his clothes. They beat him gouged out his eye, shot him in the head and then threw his body into the river.

Herbert was a voting rights activist whom had been threatened by whites in Mississippi, including from the Mississippi State Representative E.H. Hurst. When Herbert arrived in Liberty, MS with a truckload of cotton, Hurst approached and cornered him on the side of his pickup truck. Several people watched Hurst take out his gun and shoot Hurbert in the head. Hurst claimed self-defense claiming Herbert owed him money and attacked him with a tire iron.

Jimmie was an Army veteran and deacon that had unsuccessfully tried to register to vote five times. He was coming to the aid of his mother that was brutally beaten during a voting rights march and was shot by a state trooper.

Louis was one of the witnesses to Herbert Lee's murder in 1961. He was uncomfortable with the self-defense lie and was going to come forward to testify the truth. The Justice Deparment offered no protection so he changed his mind out of fear for his life but word had already spread. The sheriff, who's father was a KKK leader, begain targeting Louis and arresting him on trumped up charges and broke his jaw on one occiasion. After reporting the harrassment, he decided to leave the county. The night before he was going to leave, his teenage son found his father's dead body in their driveway with the entire left side of his face blown off. The same sheriff was made the lead investigator on the case.

The police were responding to reports that Mohamed was walking in the middle of the road. When they arrived, Mohamed allegedly fled and threw rocks at the cops, hitting one once. He supposedly charged at the cop with a larger rock which the cop shot and killed him.

Aiyana Jones was sleeping on the couch next to her grandmother in their Detroit, Michigan home when a SWAT team threw a flashbang through the window, which landed on her blanket. Seconds after Aiyana's blanket caught fire, the SWAT team stormed through the door, and mistakenly shot Aiyana through the neck, killing her.

Aleah was a passenger in a car that officers stopped because of an expired tag. She was taken into custody on a drug warrant that was issues for her twin sister. She vomited while in the back of the patrol car and repeatedly asked for help. After an hour of no help, she fell unconscious. She was taken to the hospital where she was in a coma for a week before she died.

Alton matched a description of a man in a red shirt selling CDs that pointed a gun at someone. When the police arrived, they immediately told Alton to put his hand on the car. They told him not to move and put his hands on the car, while pointing a gun at his head. They used a stun gun on him and tackled and pinned him to the ground. One yelled Alton had a gun and the other opened fire.

While asleep in her home with her boyfriend, 3 officers arrived at her apartment to execute a search warrant in a drug case. Believing it was a break-in, they called 911 and her boyfriend fired his licensed firearm. Breonna was unarmed and shot 8 times as the police returned fire.

Eleanor was servered an eviction notice but refused to leave her apartment. The police were notified and punched out the lock and entered the apartment, carrying hard plastic shields to protect against blows and knife thrusts. After trying to restrain Eleanor, an officer fired his shotgun when she lunged with a knife.

After allegedly trying to use a counterfiet $20 bill, the cops handcuffed George and knelt on his neck for 8 minutes and 46 seconds, even after George became unresponsive.

James was a member of CORE (Congress of Racial Equality), along with two white New Yorkers, Michael Schwerner and Andrew Goodman. They organized boycotts and led voting registration efforts for Black Americans. This caught the attention of the local KKK which decided they needed to be elminated. The KKK burned down a known church they used and the three were arrested under suspicion of arson for the church. After being released on bail, the deputy followed them, put them into his car, and had other KKK members meet him. The three were shot to death and their bodies buried.

Jonathan was breaking up a domestic dispute outside a convenicne store when the police shot him four times in the torso.

Medgar was a civil rights activist on his way home from a NAACP meeting. As he was outside of his house, he was shot in the back with a rifle across the street. After staggering up the steps of his house, he collapsed and died within an hour. Byron De La Beckwith, a white supremacist and segregationist, left a fingerprint on the rifle and was arrested days later.