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5140 come on 40 seconds.

Plaski.

Just we advise that they do have all of Pulaski shut down between 41st and 42nd for the crime scene.

The official story about the shooting of Lacan McDonald starts taking shape immediately. You can hear it just minutes after the

gunfire when an officer corrects a dispatcher asking about McDonald.

When you can I need to get some info on the victim condition, whatever you can, when you can, okay?

The offender.

That's what I meant. agreed.

The person shot is the offender, not the victim.

From W.B.E.C. Chicago and the Chicago Tribune, I'm Jen White and this is 16 shots, the police shooting of Lequon McDonald.

In this podcast, we tell the story of how this police shooting aggravated long-standing tensions between Chicago

police and the city's black citizens. Our team of reporters will look at how a

city with a troubled police department spun a narrative of the shooting, how that

narrative fell apart, and how the city reacted when it did.

Last time on 16 shots, we heard about the night's 17-year-old

LaQua McDonald was shot and killed by officer Jason Van Dyke.

McDonald's short life. You let all of them hot shells go off in some

little 17 year old man. And we heard about Van Dyke's years as an officer with

the Chicago Police Department and how he and his family have lived

with the fallout from the shooting.

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