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12.26.05 New Orleans Police Kill Man Wielding Knife
   
   
 
   
   
Dec. 26, 2005, 8:06PM
New Orleans police shoot and kill man


Associated Press

NEW ORLEANS — New Orleans police shot and killed a man who they said had threatened an officer with a knife on St. Charles Ave.

A businessman had called police after a confrontation with the 38-year-old local man, whose name was not released because his family had not been notified, said Officer David Adams, a police spokesman.

He said officers repeatedly asked the man to drop the knife, which had a 3-inch blade. They then used pepper spray on him. "Evidently the pepper spray had no effect," Adams said.

He said the man then walked toward an officer, who backed out of the way to avoid being stabbed in the chest.

Adams said he did not know how many officers fired or how many shots were fired. That is under investigation, he said. He said officers determined to have been involved in the shooting will be reassigned pending the outcome of the investigation.

Adams did not discount witness accounts that a half dozen or more shots were fired, but defended officers against suggestions that such a number of shots constituted excessive force.

"You have officers with their lives in danger — how many is too many?" Adams said. "You have an officer who had to back out of the way to keep from being stabbed in the chest."

Several bystanders expressed anger that police had killed the man. While Adams spoke to reporters, one onlooker shouted, "Are your officers not trained to disarm a man with a knife without using lethal force?"

"We're trained, ma'am," Adams responded.

The incident occurred about eight blocks from Lee Circle; police cordoned off both directions of traffic and the wide median.

Phin Percy said he heard a police car, looked down from his father's second-story apartment, and saw a half-dozen officers surrounding a man who was backing up, waving his hands. Percy began recording video.

"The cops kept telling him, 'Lay down. Lay down.' This went on for about three minutes," Percy said.

While he was running downstairs, he said, he heard numerous shots. When he ran out the door, many more officers had arrived and the body was lying against a car.

When he reviewed his videotape, Percy said, he saw a small knife in the man's hand.

A bartender and patron at a nearby bar said they saw the knife before police arrived.

Patron Trey Brokaw said that when he saw the man shortly before the shooting, he looked menacing with the knife in his hand but wasn't in an attacking stance or targeting anyone.

"I didn't see anyone near him," Brokaw said. "It didn't seem like anyone was going to get hurt to me."

Brokaw did not see what happened in the final moments before the shots rang out, however.

"He should have dropped the knife," bartender Chrissy Gross said. "He obviously was not going to comply."

The shooting was the first involving on-duty New Orleans police since Hurricane Katrina damaged large areas of the city and displaced tens of thousands of residents nearly four months ago, Adams said.
 

Updated Dec. 28, 2005 – The officers who shot and killed a 38-year-old, knife-wielding Black man Monday were justified, New Orleans’ top cop told CNN Wednesday. Police Superintendent Warren Riley said that officers tried talking to Anthony Hayes, but when it appeared he was going to strike, he was shot dead.

Part of the confrontation leading to the deadly shooting was caught on videotape. It shows about 16 officers surrounding Hayes as he waved a 3-inch blade at officers. Riley told CNN that a perimeter was formed around Hayes so he couldn't run into any other businesses or take any citizens hostage.

Hayes reportedly entered a Walgreen’s pharmacy and assaulted the manager, breaking his glasses before leaving the store along St. Charles Avenue near downtown, CNN reported. After Hayes left the store, police followed him down the street.Officers ordered Hayes to lie on the ground, and when he refused they sprayed him with pepper spray.

"The officers in fact gave many verbal commands ordering him to place the knife down," Riley said in the interview."They used mace. The mace had no effect on him."The shooting has sparked an outcry from critics who say officers could have fired non-fatal shots at the suspect or even used Tasers, which fire darts that administer high-voltage shocks to stun assailants.The situation was unfortunate, Riley said, but officers would have betrayed their training if they had aimed to fire a non-lethal shot."This is what we we're trained to do," he said.

The officers are trained to treat knife attacks as deadly force and are not schooled in disarming suspects with knives using hand-to-hand combat, Riley told The Associated Press Tuesday. Witnesses told CNN that Hayes frequently wandered the neighborhood talking to himself and that he had never bothered anyone before.Robert Jenkins, an attorney, who witnessed the shooting, told CNN, "It happened very fast. Personally, I wish they would have shot him in the leg, but something like that happens so fast, it's hard to tell."An internal review will officially determine whether proper procedures were followed, Riley said, but he added that "all witness accounts" indicate the shooting was justified. The officers who fired at the man have been reassigned pending an investigation, AP reported. Was the shooting justified? Should officers have used a less-lethal means of
subduing the man?

 

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