Coroner -E -Mail suggests a potential examination by the Grand jury ahead of Ryan Hinton death

Cincinnati-an e-mail, which is sent to the local media from the Coroner of the Hamilton County on Thursday, shows a potential examination by the Grand jury in the police, which the 18-year-old Ryan Hinton shoots.

The office under the direction of Hamilton County Coroner Dr. Lakshmi code Sammarco has canceled a press conference for Friday, on which the forensic doctor would share Ryan Hinton's autopsy.

“How many of them know that Dr. Sammarco wanted to hold a press conference (Friday) at 9 a.m. to discuss the autopsy knowledge on Ryan Hinton,” said the chief administrator Andrea. “[Thursday] We received a summons of the Grand Jury, which (to the forensic doctor prevent the discussion of investigation details). “

A spokesman for the Hamilton County public prosecutor would not confirm whether an investigation by the Grand jury is underway. In an explanation, Hamilton County, Connie Polleich, said that this was the normal process.

“We want a complete and thorough examination in which we collect all information before making a decision about how we can go forward,” says a explanation from Polleich.

We asked Cincinnati defender Carl Lewis to explain what the E -Mail -Jury -Pre -load from the Grand Jury told about a potential investigation by the Grand Jury.

Clock: A lawyer from Cincinnati explains what a potential examination of the Grand Jury at Ryan Hinton's shot death could mean

Coroner -E -Mail suggests a potential examination by the Grand jury ahead of Ryan Hinton death

“I think a Grand jury process is moving forward,” said Lewis. “The summons of a person to the Grand jury to come and testify to show evidence in order to present results indicate to me that the Grand jury will examine this case to determine whether the civil servants involved or not.”

On May 1st, the police officers of Cincinnati were informed about a stolen vehicle in an apartment complex in the 2500 block of the Warsaw Avenue.

When two officers approached the car, four people ran into the forest, including Hinton. When the Hinton ran in front of the police, the video camera showed it. As part of the shooting of the shootout, officials said they heard the metal of the gun when he fell.

Hinton got up again and ran between two dumpcontains. When he showed up, an unpopular cincinnati police officer was already on the other side of the garbage containers with a pulled weapon, as film material showed. According to the officer interviews, the officer who shot Hinton said that the 18-year-old pointed a gun on her. The officer shot four or five shots, said Teresa Theetge, chief of police from Cincinnati. She said two shots had hit Hinton.

“I believe that the appropriate and exactly to do, especially in a case of this size, with the people who are involved, and the fact that it is top -class,” said Lewis. “Let the Grand jury hit the determination so that the community has the feeling that everyone here had a fair shake.”

Lewis said he believed that an investigation by the Grand jury would contribute to the shootings to reduce the tensions of the community.

“So what I was able to observe and observe in dialogue with the members of the community is that we want to know what really happened,” said Lewis. “Had the young man a gun? Didn't he have a gun? Did he have his gun? Did he show his gun? Did he have the officers away?