Demonstrators Hit The Street Of LA Over the Murder Of Unarmed Black Man By A White Cop

Demonstrators have seen lots of innocent people killed by law enforcement and took to the street of Los Angeles in front of the Kenneth Hahn Hall of Administration on yesterday Tuesday, April 7th, to protest against the recent killing of  Walter Scott, 50 (pictured above-left) by 33-year-old Police officer Michael Slager(pictured above-right) on Saturday morning April 4th after stopping him over a broken tail light. As well as part of a march in memory of all other people who have also been killed by law enforcement.

 

Demonstrators lie on the street in Los Angeles as part of a march in memory of people who have been killed by law enforcement

Michael Slager, Police officer in North Charleston, South Carolina, was arrested yesterday April 7th and charged for murder after the video (watch below) was seen by police. 

However, he had initially claimed that he shot Scott because he feared for his life, but the shocking video captured by a bystander who has been hailed as a hero; showed how he shot a fleeing unarmed black man five times in the back then handcuffed his lifeless body after he crumpled on the ground.

Before the time of his dead Scott is said to have served two long years as a US Coast Guard veteran.  

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Walter Scott's parents spoke on Today, Wednesday to say that they wanted justice for their son and if it had not been for the cellphone footage, his death would have been swept under the rug, 'like so many others'

 

Scott's brother Anthony, right, spoke alongside his younger brother Rodney, left, at a press conference, yesterday, Tuesday, April 7th

 

The Mercedes that Scott was driving when he was stopped apparently over a burned-out tail light

Watch the video below...