@justinfreakin: Police Fire Tear Gas On Protesters Outraged About Cops Shooting A Baby In Mississippi #news #blm #truecrime SENATOBIA, Miss. — The Senatobia, Mississippi, officer involved in the deadly shooting of one-year-old Kohen Wiley has been placed on administrative leave, the city of Senatobia said. The action was taken by the mayor and Board of Aldermen at the meeting on Tuesday night. That officer has not been identified by city officials. This comes after Tate County, Mississippi, deputies deployed tear gas at protesters outside a Walmart in Senatobia after they left a rally at city hall on Tuesday afternoon for Wiley. Law enforcement agencies stayed at the Walmart for hours after the deployment of tear gas. Tuesday afternoon, National Civil Rights Attorney Ben Crump announced that he and Attorney Van Turner will be representing the family of Wiley. The Mississippi Bureau of Investigation says this all started with a shoplifting call at a Walmart on Sunday. According to MBI, when officers saw two women and a child leave the store and jump into a car, they attempted to stop the car; however, the driver allegedly drove into an officer’s direction, nearly hitting them. MBI says at least one officer fired a shot, but the car continued to take off. It was later determined that one-year-old Kohen Wiley, who was inside the car, was shot and rushed to the hospital, where he unfortunately died from his injuries.

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