Sharon Hill: The city council near Philadelphia chose to fire three police officers a few days after the allegations were recommended for their charges firing their weapons towards the crowd leaving a high school soccer game, killing an eight-year-old girl and injuring three people and injuring three people.
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Some community members voiced support for other temporary officers expressed anger and demanded police reform when the Bukit Board Sharon chose Thursday.
Grand Jury Tuesday suggested demanded Devon Smith, Sean Dolan and Brian Devaney on the shooting of August 27 which killed Fanta Bility.
Each was charged with 10 accusations of harming recklessness and a count of unintentional murder and murder.
Angelo “AJ” Ford, 16, quarreled with Hasein Strand, 19, and exchanged shots outside the soccer match at a small borough in the north of Philadelphia International Airport.
The shot included two shots towards the three officers, who monitored the crowd when leaving the game, the authorities said.
The officers returned fire, shooting towards the car they believed to be involved in the initial shot, striking cars and crowd members.
The investigator then determined a woman in the car was not responsible for the initial shot.
Strand has pleaded guilty of attacks aggravated because of his role in injuring one of the children being beaten by shots and illegal ownership of firearms.
Under the provisions of the request agreement, the strand will serve between 32 and 64 months in prison.
Ford still faces charges for “attempts to kill Strand,” said the authorities.
Delaware County Fraternal Order of Police Lodge 27 President Joseph Fitzgerald previously issued a statement that supports officers.
“This is a sad day for our officers, who face criminal charges for trying to do their work and maintain public security,” Fitzgerald wrote.
“FOP continues to support this good officer and will provide a strong defense against this accusation.”
The sound of the council to fire 3 officers in an 8-year-old death
