Biography of homeless man shot by lapd shooting

A former officer with the Los Angeles Police Department is reportedly now facing charges for a fatal shooting of an unarmed homeless man in Venice even though the previous L. County District Attorney refused to take up the high-profile case. The Los Angeles Times reports an arrest warrant has been issued for Clifford Proctor who shot year-old Brendon Glenn twice in the back.

Proctor and his partner responded to reports of a disturbance after Glenn and his dog were removed from the Bank of Venice restaurant on Winward Avenue. When the officers ordered the year-old to leave the area, they followed him, The Times reported. A short time later, when Glenn got into an altercation with a bouncer outside a nearby bar, the officers attempted to arrest him and during a struggle with the year-old, Proctor shot him twice in the back.

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