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Grand Rapids police release video footage of OIS involving Patrick Lyoya

Patrick Lyoya

(Grand Rapids Police Department)

April 13, 2022
byLaw Officer
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GRAND RAPIDS, Mich. — The Grand Rapids Police Department released video footage of the fatal officer-involved shooting (OIS) involving Patrick Lyoya.

The agency also released video footage from multiple sources showing what occurred last Monday from an incident that began with a traffic stop.

Police said the deadly shooting happened on Monday, April 4, after what police described as a “lengthy struggle,” FOX 17 reported.

After a struggle over the officer’s Taser that lasted approximately 90 seconds, the officer shot Lyoya once in the head.

WARNING: The video contains strong language and graphic images.

Cell phone footage.

Dashcam footage.

Neighbor’s security camera video.

Chief Eric Winstrom called the camera angle from the passenger in the car key to the decision to release the video of Lyoya’s death, according to FOX 17.

He said it gave some of the best context to the interaction between Patrick and the Grand Rapids police officer.


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