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    Stephon Clark shooting: How police opened fire on an unarmed black man holding a cellphone

    by Richard Winton, Sarah Parvini and Monte Morin, Los Angeles Times Mar 23, 2018 3 minutes

    Stephon Clark was shot by Sacramento police in the backyard of his home Sunday.

    Police said officers believed he was holding a gun, but all they recovered at the scene was a cellphone.

    Here's a breakdown of the case that has sparked protests and outrage:

    Q: What happened?

    A: The deadly encounter occurred Sunday behind the home that relatives said Clark shared with his grandparents and siblings. A 911

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