Two officers in New York shot and killed a man named Edward Holmes after he discharged his shotgun at them. The incident led to an investigation and his family demanding answers.
Key Points
Edward Holmes, 58, was shot and killed by New York police officers after he discharged his shotgun.
Officers responded to a report of a man with a gun and encountered Holmes holding a shotgun in a residential street.
Officers told Holmes to drop his weapon multiple times, but he fired instead.
The officers involved have been placed on administrative leave, and the New York Attorney General's office is investigating.
Pros
Quick response by the New York Fire Department and NYPD Special Ops Aviation Unit in performing rope rescues to get trapped individuals out of a building.
Cons
Fatal shooting of Edward Holmes by New York police officers.