Senatobia Walmart shooting: State finds force justified in killing of one-year-old Kohen Wiley

Senatobia police said the officer believed the driver was moving toward him.

In an initial account, state investigators said the driver drove toward officers and almost struck one.

The Mississippi Bureau of Investigation alleged that the driver drove toward officers and almost struck one.

The Mississippi Bureau of Investigation said the driver drove in the direction of officers, almost striking one, before an officer fired.

The Mississippi Bureau of Investigation said the car was allegedly driven at an officer, nearly striking the officer.

The footage shows the car driving toward officers and striking one officer.

Martin Zummach said Foster had no choice but to shoot because the vehicle was going to hit him.

Investigators say the driver drove toward Foster and nearly hit him.

Foster’s attorney said the vehicle came toward Foster and that he had to fire.

The released video appears to show the vehicle moving toward officers before one officer fired multiple shots.

Martin Zummach has said Foster had no choice but to shoot because the vehicle was going to hit him.

Martin Zummach said Foster had no choice but to shoot because the vehicle was going to hit him.

Martin Zummach said Foster had no choice but to shoot because the vehicle was going to hit him.

Foster’s lawyer said Foster had no choice because the car was moving toward him.

Kohen Wiley and his great-aunt were struck by gunfire.

A bullet hit Kohen Wiley's mother's friend in the arm and another hit her in the thigh.

An independent autopsy released by Ben Crump indicated Wiley was shot from the side of the car, contradicting officers’ statements that Ferrell drove toward them.

An independent autopsy found that a bullet entered Wiley’s chest on the right side and exited on the left.

Senatobia police said the officer believed the driver was moving toward him.

In an initial account, state investigators said the driver drove toward officers and almost struck one.

The Mississippi Bureau of Investigation alleged that the driver drove toward officers and almost struck one.

The Mississippi Bureau of Investigation said the driver drove in the direction of officers, almost striking one, before an officer fired.

The Mississippi Bureau of Investigation said the car was allegedly driven at an officer, nearly striking the officer.

The footage shows the car driving toward officers and striking one officer.

Martin Zummach said Foster had no choice but to shoot because the vehicle was going to hit him.

Investigators say the driver drove toward Foster and nearly hit him.

Foster’s attorney said the vehicle came toward Foster and that he had to fire.

The released video appears to show the vehicle moving toward officers before one officer fired multiple shots.

Martin Zummach has said Foster had no choice but to shoot because the vehicle was going to hit him.

Martin Zummach said Foster had no choice but to shoot because the vehicle was going to hit him.

Martin Zummach said Foster had no choice but to shoot because the vehicle was going to hit him.

Foster’s lawyer said Foster had no choice because the car was moving toward him.

Vellesiya Wiley said she tried to show officers that a baby was in the car.

Vellesiya Wiley disputed that her friend tried to hit the officers and said the car was moving left while officers were on the right.

The footage appears to contradict Vellesiya Wiley’s earlier statement that she continued walking after officers stopped her friend and that her friend drove away from officers.

Senatobia police said the officer believed the driver was moving toward him.

In an initial account, state investigators said the driver drove toward officers and almost struck one.

The Mississippi Bureau of Investigation alleged that the driver drove toward officers and almost struck one.

The Mississippi Bureau of Investigation said the driver drove in the direction of officers, almost striking one, before an officer fired.

The Mississippi Bureau of Investigation said the car was allegedly driven at an officer, nearly striking the officer.

The footage shows the car driving toward officers and striking one officer.

Martin Zummach said Foster had no choice but to shoot because the vehicle was going to hit him.

Investigators say the driver drove toward Foster and nearly hit him.

Foster’s attorney said the vehicle came toward Foster and that he had to fire.

The released video appears to show the vehicle moving toward officers before one officer fired multiple shots.

Martin Zummach has said Foster had no choice but to shoot because the vehicle was going to hit him.

Martin Zummach said Foster had no choice but to shoot because the vehicle was going to hit him.

Martin Zummach said Foster had no choice but to shoot because the vehicle was going to hit him.

Foster’s lawyer said Foster had no choice because the car was moving toward him.

In July, Ben Crump and Van Turner released a preliminary autopsy report that they said showed the bullet passed through one side of the car and raised questions about whether the shooting was justified.

The videos provided do not make clear which officers fired their weapons or which shots struck Wiley.

Crump said the footage showed officers approaching the women and baby with guns drawn and called their actions excessive from the start.

Ben Crump said Foster was not in danger when he fired the shot that killed Wiley.

Ben Crump said the footage showed Foster fired the fatal shot from the passenger side of the car and was not in danger.

Ben Crump said the video shows Foster fired the fatal shot from the passenger side of the car and was not in danger when he fired.

Ben Crump said the video shows Foster fired the fatal shot from the passenger side of the car.

Ben Crump said the video shows Foster fired the fatal shot from the passenger side of the car and was not in danger when he fired.