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South Carolina police shooting

Walter Scott's cousin Barbara Scott, right, leaves flowers at the lot where Scott was fatally shot in North Charleston, S.C. With her is her mother, Evaliana Smalls.

Walter Scott’s cousin Barbara Scott, right, leaves flowers at the lot where Scott was fatally shot in North Charleston, S.C. With her is her mother, Evaliana Smalls.

  (Jim Watson / AFP/Getty Images)

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The shooting of Walter Scott as he ran from a white police officer has reignited questions about race and the use of force by police.

South Carolina police shooting

Walter Scott’s brother Anthony Scott, left, hugs visitors outside his home near North Charleston, S.C.

  (Chuck Burton / Associated Press)

South Carolina police shooting

Visitors stand at a memorial with flowers near the site where Walter Scott was killed in North Charleston.

  (Chuck Burton / Associated Press)

South Carolina police shooting

Protesters hold hands in a prayer circle April 8 after the shooting of Walter Scott.   (Stephen B. Morton / EPA)

South Carolina police shooting

Chasyn Carter, right, embraces Candice Ancrum during a candlelight vigil outside city hall protesting the shooting death of Walter Lamer Scott.   (David Goldman / Associated Press)

South Carolina police shooting

Candice Ancrum holds a candle while attending a vigil outside city hall protesting the shooting death of Walter Scott.   (David Goldman / Associated Press)

South Carolina police shooting

The Rev. Arthur Prioleau holds a sign during a protest over the shooting death of Walter Scott at City Hall in North Charleston.

  (Chuck Burton / Associated Press)

South Carolina police shooting

Shanalea Forrest, right, holds her son Ezahn Mahammed as she speaks during a protest in front of City Hall in North Charleston.

  (Chuck Burton / Associated Press)

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