Fired! Atlanta officer dismissed after fatal shooting

AP: Brynn Anderson

AP: Brynn Anderson

Atlanta police said Sunday the office dismissed one official and set another on regulatory obligation for the lethal shooting of a young black man who opposed capture in the wake of failing a sobriety test. The fatal shooting revived blazing fights and riots in the city. The shooting also made the police chief of Atlanta, resign.

AP: Brynn Anderson

AP: Brynn Anderson

Body camera video clips discharged early Sunday by Atlanta police indicated 27-year-old Rayshard Brooks showing up to a great extent agreeable with the two white officials subsequent to being discovered sleeping alone in a vehicle obstructing a Wendy's drive-through path. "I know you're simply carrying out your responsibility," Brooks informs one of the officials regarding 40 minutes into the experience when he consents to a breath test. After he steps through the examination, an official attempts to cuff Brooks and he then attempts to escape — bringing about a battle that finished with fatal shots late Friday.