Why are there still so many unanswered questions surrounding the shooting death of a teenager running from a SWAT team with dogs?<\/p>\n
Woman was shot three times; had meth in system | Albuquerque Journal News<\/a> By Olivier Uyttebrouck \/ Journal Staff Writer<\/a><\/p>\n The trajectory of all three bullets that hit Hawkes passed from the left side of her body to the right, and downward<\/font><\/strong>, the state Office of the Medical Examiner reported. The bullets entered her left ear, left upper arm and right shoulder. <\/p>\n The OMI also described seven blunt-force injuries<\/font><\/strong> on Hawkes\u2019 body, including on each knee, the top of her forehead, each forearm, her chest and back of her right hand. <\/p>\n Police were unable to produce lapel-camera video of the confrontation. Eden has not answered whether Dear neglected to turn it on or if the camera malfunctioned. <\/p>\n Hawkes\u2019 death \u2013 APD\u2019s 24th fatal officer-involved shooting since 2010 \u2013 prompted protests both at the site of the shooting and in front of APD headquarters. Hawkes was the only woman shot by police during that time period. [mjh: And the only teenager.]<\/p>\n<\/blockquote>\n Woman was shot three times; had meth in system | Albuquerque Journal News<\/a><\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":" Why are there still so many unanswered questions surrounding the shooting death of a teenager running from a SWAT team with dogs? Woman was shot three times; had meth in system | Albuquerque Journal News By Olivier Uyttebrouck \/ Journal Staff Writer The trajectory of all three bullets that hit Hawkes passed from the left … Continue reading Don’t forget the young woman killed by the police<\/span> \n