Shooting of Ariel Roman
Ariel Roman, an unarmed white male who resisted arrest from two black Chicago police officers was shot twice, once in the back while fleeing up an escalator. No criminal charges have been filed against the officers as of September 3, 2020.
| Shooting of Ariel Roman | |
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 Ariel Roman during the incident | |
| Location | Grand station (CTA Red Line), Chicago, IL |
| Date | February 28, 2020 (wikipedia:Central_Time_Zone) |
Attack type | Police shooting |
| Weapons | Firearm |
| Injured | Ariel Roman, 33-year-old white male, shot twice |
| Motive | Police arrest for subway violations |
Melvina Bogard | |
|---|---|
 | |
| Criminal charge | No criminal charges |
Bernard Butler | |
|---|---|
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| Criminal charge | No criminal charges |
Incident[edit]
Footage released by the city[edit]
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Victim[edit]
Ariel Roman[edit]
Ariel Roman | |
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Assailants[edit]
Melvina Bogard[edit]
Officer Melvina Bogard fired the shots that hit Roman.
Bogard was charged with assault in 2016, before joining the transit police in 2017.[1]
