
(AP) — Doorbell camera video obtained and released by lawyers representing the family of a Black man shot by Honolulu police in April provides more information about the events before his deadly encounter with officers. The footage posted online shows Lindani Myeni arrived a house, took off his shoes and then quickly left after his presence confused the occupants. He repeatedly apologized. He was shot a short time later by police outside. A lawsuit says police were motived by racial discrimination. Police deny race was a factor. The lawsuit says Myeni might have mistaken the house for a temple open to the public next door.
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