Fresno Student Shot, Killed by Police Officer After Bat Attack
April 16, 2008
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A 17-year-old high school sophomore was shot and killed Wednesday by a police officer on campus.
The officer, identified as Tom Perry, fired after the student at Roosevelt High School allegedly hit the officer with a baseball bat, police said.
Perry walked out of an office and was struck with a baseball bat, falling backwards and then to the ground. While trying to draw his weapon, the gun fell to the ground.
He grabbed his second weapon from his ankle holster and fired at least once at the approaching student who was still holding the bat.
The incident occurred just before 12 p.m. Officers arriving at the scene attempted CPR on the student.
An 18-year-old student said her mother, who is a resource teacher at the school, saw everything.
“She was walking her students back to class when she saw a boy push the officer and the officer shot the boy and the boy died at the scene,” Gardy Zuniga told the Fresno Bee, adding the student had been in trouble recently and was allegedly armed with a gun.
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