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Shots Fired: Part 2

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A couple years ago, Ben Montgomery, reporter at the Tampa Bay Times, started emailing every police station in Florida.
He was asking for any documents created - from 2009 to 2014 - when an officer discharged his weapon in the line of duty. He ended up with a six foot tall stack of reports, pictures, and press clippings cataloging the death or injury of 828 people by Florida police. 
In part 2 of Shots Fired, Jad and Robert talk to Ben about how communication breakdowns too often lead to violence and our reporter Matt Kielty sits with one man who found himself at the center of a police visit gone horribly wrong.
Produced and reported by Matt Kielty.
For the full presentation of Ben Montgomery's reporting please visit the Tampa Bay Times' <a href="http://www.tampabay.com/projects/2017/investigations/florida-police-shootings/">'Why Do Cops Shoot?"</a> We can't recommend it highly enough. 
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