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Another Black Man Reportedly Shot Dead in St. Louis Area

  • December, 24, 2014 - 12:16
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Another Black Man Reportedly Shot Dead in St. Louis Area

TEHRAN (Tasnim) - A black man has been shot by police officials in the St. Louis area, according to reports from numerous Twitter users. The victim was identified in tweets as 18-year-old teenager Antonio Martin.

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The teenager was reportedly killed at the Mobil gas station in the suburb Berkeley, St. Louis.

Social media users posted photos and videos of the victim’s emotional mother bursting into tears the moment she learns her son is dead, RT reported.

“They started shooting,” Toni Martin, the teen’s mother told reporters.

She added that her son was with his girlfriend at the time of the incident. The girlfriend remains at the scene, but won’t speak to reporters.

"That’s my baby,” Toni Martin was crying over and over again.

Martin attended Jennings Senior High School in St. Louis, Missouri, according to Twitter users.

The body, covered in yellow paper, was seen in numerous photos from Twitter user accounts.

The medical examiner has reportedly arrived at the scene of the accident. Police authorities have not yet commented on the alleged incident.

Dozens of Twitter users claim Martin was unarmed when he was shot. People are gathering at the scene, demanding police explain what happened.

They are shouting “Innocent people!” and “What is that?”

 

 
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