HAWAII police have released body cam footage from the officers who responded to a call out that ended in the death of KwaZulu-Natal rugby player, Lindani Myeni.
Myeni, who lived in Hawaii with his wife and their two children, was 29-years-old, unarmed during the incident and did not have a criminal record.
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According to Hawaii News Now, on Wednesday, officers responded to a report of a burglary in progress at a home in Nuuanu.
The person who made the 911 call, said a man was sitting in a vehicle parked nearby and identified him as the suspect. The caller said the man had been exhibiting strange behaviour.
In the graphic video, police are seen responding to the scene and a distressed woman points out where Myeni is seated.
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WARNING: THE VIDEOS MAY UPSET SENSITIVE VIEWERS
@honolulupolice just released body-worn camera footage from the police shooting of 29-year-old Lindani Sanele Myeni. pic.twitter.com/QdUSFqXjWQ
— Mark Ladao (@krameleon) April 17, 2021
Here’s the second of the two videos the department released. pic.twitter.com/VRycQTo8Fj
— Mark Ladao (@krameleon) April 17, 2021
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