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San Bernardino Police Officers Involved In Deadly Shooting Had History Of Excessive Force

KQED News Staff
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Two photos of police officers side by side. Both men are in full black uniform with belts that carry weapons. Both men have solemn faces.
Officer Michael Yeun (left), shown Aug. 18, 2020, after chasing and shooting a 15-year-old. Sgt. Imran Ahmed, after a 2020 use-of-force incident in which he broke a fleeing man’s arm and leg. (Courtesy San Bernardino Police Department)

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