A Charlotte police officer stood feet away from Danquirs Franklin after he collapsed, sending a radio call for help and talking to another officer. When medics arrived about four minutes later, she still hadn't checked on him.
Franklin, who was shot by the police officer, later died in a Charlotte, North Carolina, hospital. His killing and the release of a shorter version of the officer's bodycam video have renewed calls for transparency and accountability in the city. Hours before the full 11-minute bodycam video was released Wednesday, Charlotte-Mecklenburg Police Chief Kerr Putney said he couldn't speak about how people were going to react to the video.
About four minutes after Kerl opened fire, medics arrived and began treating Franklin. "The fact that he lay there and no one rendered him any kind of aid is inhumane and horrible," said local activist Kass Ottley.Another activist, Andrew Fede, criticized the officers' actions, saying they did not try to resuscitate Franklin and let him"lay there dying.
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