New York attorney general investigates police-involved shooting that killed East Northport man
Suffolk County police say an officer shot Alan Weber after the 54-year-old refused to drop two fencing swords he was holding and charged at officers even after he was tased.
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Oct 12, 2023, 9:43 PM
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5ds agoThe state Attorney General’s Office is investigating the police-involved shooting that killed a man in East Northport on Tuesday.
Suffolk County police say an officer shot Alan Weber after the 54-year-old refused to drop two fencing swords he was holding and charged at officers even after he was tased.
The attorney general investigation is routine when a civilian is killed by police and does not necessarily mean that an officer is at fault.
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