Player's car reached 24 mph before shot
Published
Mar. 12, 2012 1:00 a.m. ET
foxsports
Court documents say the fastest speed the car a college football player was driving when he was fatally shot by a New York police officer was 24.1 mph.
Danroy Henry Jr.'s speed has been an issue in the investigation of the 2010 shooting. A grand jury cleared the officer of wrongdoing but Henry's family is pursuing a lawsuit and releasing dozens of documents.
The 20-year-old from Easton, Mass., was killed as he pulled away from a bar disturbance in Thornwood, N.Y.
A report by Westchester County police says his car was going 24.1 mph when it hit a police cruiser. A few seconds earlier the speed was 14.7 mph.
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The officer alleged that the car came at him at a high speed, then hit him before he shot Henry.
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