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Friends, Family Raise Questions about LB Police Shooting

Feras Morad was a 20 year old, nationally ranked college debater from Woodland Hills. Long Beach police say he jumped through a second story window, reportedly influenced by drugs, and turned aggressive when an officer tried to help him. Finally, the officer shot him dead.

By Warren Olney • Jun 2, 2015 • 5m Listen

Feras Morad was a 20 year old, nationally ranked college debater from Woodland Hills. Long Beach police say he jumped through a second story window, reportedly influenced by drugs, and turned aggressive when an officer tried to help him. Finally, the officer shot him dead. Now, social media campaigns have been launched — in Morad’s memory and on behalf of his family. Greg Yee reports for the Long Beach Press Telegram.

Warren Olney
former KCRW broadcaster
Katie Cooper
Producer, 'One year Later'
Greg Yee
Long Beach Press-Telegram

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Which Way, L.A.?

Friends, Family Raise Questions about LB Police Shooting

Feras Morad was a 20 year old, nationally ranked college debater from Woodland Hills. Long Beach police say he jumped through a second story window, reportedly influenced by drugs, and turned aggressive when an officer tried to help him. Finally, the officer shot him dead.

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Which Way, L.A.?

Friends, Family Raise Questions about LB Police Shooting

Feras Morad was a 20 year old, nationally ranked college debater from Woodland Hills. Long Beach police say he jumped through a second story window, reportedly influenced by drugs, and turned aggressive when an officer tried to help him. Finally, the officer shot him dead.

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