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War On Drugs Reefer Madness: MI cop shot unarmed, 20-year-old marijuana activist
MI cop shot unarmed, 20-year-old marijuana activist
The Raw Story, Stephen C. Webster
Published: Monday March 16, 2009

A 20-year-old university student in Michigan is hospitalized and in serious condition after police shot the man Wednesday while serving a drug warrant. He was unarmed, investigators said.

Coming through an apartment's back door, an Ottawa County deputy allegedly shined a flashlight into the student's face, causing him to raise his right hand in front of his eyes.

The officer, whose name was not released, fired a single bullet into Derek Copp's chest. The 20-year-old Grand Valley State University student, who survived the shooting, said he had no idea the man was an officer.

"He never even had a chance to even see who was coming at him, with a bright flashlight in his face," said Sheryl Copp, Derek's mother, in a 24 Hour News 8 report. "He had no clue. He heard someone knock on his door, and he had no clue."

Read more. . .

Posted by GregP Wednesday, March 18, 2009 (02:38:34)

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