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The relatives of 74-year-old Frank Alan Sandy are demanding answers and a thorough investigation after he was shot and killed by an off-duty police officer, who lived almost next to his house.
Sandy’s relatives believe he was confused and disoriented, as he had been suffering from worsening memory loss and possibly thought he was trying to get back into his own home. He was killed after returning from a morning walk in Mt St George, Tobago.
Police said around 5 am, a police constable claimed the elderly man tried to break into his home and charged at him with an object in his hand. The officer said he feared for his life and fired his licenced firearm, hitting Sandy three times.
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