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'He posed no threat': Idaho family files federal lawsuit after police kill disabled teen
'He posed no threat': Idaho family files federal lawsuit after police kill disabled teen
'He posed no threat': Idaho family files federal lawsuit after police kill disabled teen

Published on: 06/27/2025

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Victor Perez, who had autism, cerebral palsy and didn't understand English, was shot by Pocatello Police nine times.

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