Atlanta Cop Still Not Charged After Shooting Black Man 17 Times in the Back. Puppetician DA Fani Willis Doing Nothing after the Police Slaughter of Linton Blackwell, 6 Weeks Ago

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From [HERE] An autopsy showed a Black Georgia police officer shot a black man 17 times in the back during a confrontation outside a bar.

The incident occurred shortly after 11:30 p.m. Oct. 12 outside Atlanta's 5 Paces Inn. According to Atlanta police, Officer Gerald Walker was working extra duty at the bar when he responded to a call about a "disruptive person."

Walker spotted the man, later identified as 44-year-old Linton "B-Green" Blackwell, trying to re-enter the bar from a back entrance. The Georgia Bureau of Investigation said Blackwell started walking away from Walker and toward a parking lot. The cop saw Blackwell enter a car "before putting an item in the small of his back." Walker gave Blackwell "commands in reference to a gun" before opening fire, hitting him.

Paramedics pronounced Blackwell dead on scene. Cops recovered a firearm.

But Blackwell's friends and family are questioning whether the shooting was justified. Those concerns grew louder when an autopsy said Blackwell was hit 17 times in the back area, according to local NBC affiliate WXIA.

"I just couldn't believe it was 17 times in the back," Blackwell's friend and manager Timothy Coleman told the TV station. "There's not one shot in the front."

Coleman said he does not believe the shooting was justified.

"If he wasn't pointing a gun at you or doing anything, what does that have to do with shooting him in the back 17 times?" he said in an interview with WXIA. "That means he wasn't facing you. He wasn't a threat."

Walker needs to be charged with a crime, said Coleman.

"I want him locked up," Coleman emphasized. "Gerald Walker needs to be behind bars."

GBI is the lead agency investigating the case. Once it is done with the investigation, it will turn over the findings to the Fulton County District Attorney's Office for review. Prosecutors will determine whether the officer was justified in shooting Blackwell or should face criminal charges. The investigation is ongoing. [MORE]

Fani Willis is the district attorney of Fulton County, Georgia, which contains most of Atlanta, serving since 2021. On behalf of her white liberal masters, Willis aggressively investigated the 2020 presidential election in Georgia, which resulted in indictments against Donald Trump and 18 alleged co-conspirators on charges of racketeering and other crimes. She was subsequently dismissed from this case over concerns of impropriety and conflict of interest. Prior to her election, her most prominent case was her prosecution of the Atlanta Public Schools cheating scandal, in which she sought to incarcerate mostly Black teachers.