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Sacramento rally for Stephon Clark

Former NBA player Matt Barnes holds Cairo, one of the sons of police shooting victim Stephon Clark, as he speaks at a rally aimed at ensuring Clark's memory and calling for police reform, Saturday, March 31, 2018, in Sacramento, Calif.

Former NBA player Matt Barnes holds Cairo, one of the sons of police shooting victim Stephon Clark, as he speaks at a rally aimed at ensuring Clark’s memory and calling for police reform, Saturday, March 31, 2018, in Sacramento, Calif.

  (Rich Pedroncelli / AP)

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People at a rally to renew calls for justice in the police shooting death of an unarmed black man expressed outrage over how an autopsy showed Stephon Clark was shot in the back, challenging the police department’s statement that he was approaching officers when he was killed.

Sacramento police shooting

Curtis Gordon, left, the uncle of police shooting victim Stephon Clark, speaks at a rally aimed at ensuring Clark’s memory and calling for police reform, Saturday, March 31, 2018, in Sacramento, Calif.

  (Rich Pedroncelli / AP)

Clark's grandmother reacts

Attorney Benjamin Crump, right, stands alongside Sequita Thompson on March 26 as she talks about the fatal shooting of her grandson Stephon Clark.

  (Rich Pedroncelli / AP)

Clark family attorney

Clark family attorney Benjamin Crump appears with community members March 30 before findings from a private autopsy of Stephon Clark were presented at Sacramento Christian Center.

  (Hector Amezcua / AP)

Clark autopsy findings

Tonya Faison, co-founder of Black Lives Matter, Sacramento, left, Katrina Simmons and community members listen to findings from the private autopsy of Stephon Clark on March 30.

  (Hector Amezcua / AP)

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