
Protests, controversy after NYPD shoots ‘fare evader,’ bystanders, and cop
By Lauren Taylor (Anchor), Jodie Hawkins (Producer), Ian Kennedy (Editor)
Tension is growing over a recent shooting involving the New York City Police Department and a man who officers say didn’t pay to ride the subway. Four people were shot on Sunday, Sept. 15, including the suspect, two bystanders and an NYPD officer.
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At least 18 protesters were arrested at Sutter Avenue L train station in Brooklyn on Tuesday, Sept. 17, where the incident happened two days earlier.
As for the original incident, police said they opened fire on Derell Mickles, 37, after he jumped the subway turnstile and charged at police with a knife when they approached him. Demonstrators at the later protest criticized the NYPD’s response, saying officers should have tried to de-escalate the situation, instead of shooting Mickles.

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New York City Mayor Eric Adams told reporters at a press conference on Tuesday, “He was not shot for fare evasion. He was shot because he had a knife and he went after the police officers … I thought those officers responded accordingly.”
Officers said they tried to use a taser on Mickles, but the attempts were “ineffective.”
As of Sept. 17, Mickles was in stable condition and is expected to face criminal charges, including attempted assault and fare evasion.
One of the bystanders, Gregory Delpeche, 49, who was also shot, remains in the hospital in critical condition. His family is calling for an investigation into the officers’ actions.
The other bystander and the officer who were shot in the incident are in stable condition.
Lauren Taylor
TENSION IS GROWING OVER A RECENT N-Y-P-D SHOOTING THAT INVOLVED A MAN OFFICERS SAY DIDN’T PAY TO RIDE THE SUBWAY.
FOUR PEOPLE WERE SHOT IN THE INCIDENT … INCLUDING THE SUSPECT, TWO BYSTANDERS AND AN N-Y-P-D OFFICER.
POLICE ARRESTED 18 PROTESTERS TUESDAY NIGHT … WHO WERE A PART OF A CROWD THAT GATHERED TO RALLY AT AN “L” TRAIN STATION IN BROOKLYN WHERE THE SHOOTING HAPPENED.
POLICE SAID THEY OPENED FIRE ON DERELL MICKLES ON SUNDAY … AFTER HE JUMPED THE SUBWAY TURNSTILE … AND CHARGED AT POLICE WITH A KNIFE WHEN THEY APPROACHED HIM.
OFFICERS FIRED NINE ROUNDS TOTAL.
DEMONSTRATORS CRITICIZED THE NY-P-D’S RESPONSE SAYING OFFICERS SHOULD HAVE TRIED TO DE-ESCALATE THE SITUATION … INSTEAD OF SHOOTING MICKLES.
“What would have happened if I got off the L train and got shot too.. My mom would have been crying bro.. Crying bro. :57 … 1:22 “i hope they do something differently”
HERE’S WHAT NEW YORK CITY MAYOR, ERIC ADAMS SAID ABOUT THE INCIDENT…
“He was not shot for fare evasion.. He was shot because he had a knife and went after police officers after repeatedly being asked to put down the knife”
OFFICERS SAID THEY TRIED TO USE A TASER ON MICKLES … BUT THE ATTEMPTS DID NOT WORK.
MICKLES, ONE OF THE BYSTANDERS AND THE OFFICER WHO WERE SHOT ARE ALL IN STABLE CONDITION.
THE OTHER BYSTANDER … IS STILL IN CRITICAL CONDITION.
HIS FAMILY IS CALLING FOR AN INVESTIGATION INTO THE OFFICERS’ ACTIONS.
MICKLES IS EXPECTED TO FACE CRIMINAL CHARGES INCLUDING ATTEMPTED ASSAULT AND FARE EVASION.
FOR SAN I’M LAUREN TALYOR.
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