Waterford Controversy: Officer Brian Shields and the Shooting of Leon Price—What Really Happened?
The social media buzzing news of Officer Brain Shields Shooting and killing Prince Leon in Michigan is not real.
The story narrating how a Police officer shot and killed the Prince of Leon in Waterford is an AI-generated story by the TikTok page, Dax News.
This story has captured the hearts of many Netizens and, more importantly, left many asking if the story is real.
The story explains how a 10-year-old Leaon Prince was playing with a couple of kids outside pursing them with a toy gun. When the cops arrived they asked the boy to put the gun down, he froze and they shot him twice.
Officer Brian Shields was acquitted of all charges when the case got to court. Tamisha Price, the mother of the boy and a nurse by profession sought to take revenge for the death of her 10-year-old.
Since she had a medical background, she used it to take her revenge on Officer Brian Shields. She got the blood sample of an HIV-infected patient and injected Brain with it.
When asked, she said that she died slowly after the death of her son and wanted him to die a similar way, slowly.
Here is an expert on the story:
Waterford, MI – A tragic incident unfolded in Waterford, Michigan, when Officer Brian Shields of the Waterford Police Department shot and killed 10-year-old Leon Price. The young boy was playing outside his apartment complex with a toy gun that had an orange marker indicating it was not real. A neighbor mistook the toy for a real weapon and called the police after seeing Leon chase a friend, a 10-year-old white girl, who was running and screaming. Responding officers arrived with guns drawn, and despite the presence of the orange tip on the toy gun, they ordered Leon to drop the weapo Minen he did not comply…
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Using her medical knowledge and access, she had obtained a needle filled with blood from a patient with full- blown AIDS. As Officer Shields walked by, she stabbed him in the leg with the needle. Tamisha was immediately wrestled to the ground by officers and arrested. A month later, medical tests revealed that Officer Shields had tested positive for HIV. When ned after her arrest, Tamisha Price coldly “An eye for an eye. Every day I die se of the loss of my son…
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