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As demonstrations continue over the police-involved shooting that killed Joshua Samaroo and injured his common-law wife, Kaia Sealy, several protesters have expressed frustration over what they describe as a lack of public engagement.
Samaroo and Sealy were shot following a high-speed chase by police officers in St Augustine on January 20. Police have claimed that Samaroo fired at them first, prompting them to return fire; however, this account has been strongly disputed by some observers.
Security camera footage circulated on social media reportedly shows officers opening fire on Samaroo’s vehicle despite apparent attempts to surrender.
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