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On September 16, 2017, Scout Schultz, a 21-year-old student of the Georgia Institute of Technology, was shot once and killed by Tyler Beck, an officer of the Georgia Tech Police Department, a shooting that was later found justified in a formal investigation. Schultz had summoned police to the scene by making a false claim that someone was standing outside their dorm with a knife and a gun. Schultz then stood outside the dorm carrying a multitool. When the police arrived, Schultz walked towards the police, asking them to shoot. The multitool contained a screwdriver and a short blade that was not out, but given the earlier call, the police had reason to believe Schultz had a gun. The incident was followed by protests and civil unrest, which led to multiple arrests. Schultz's parents filed a

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rdfs:comment	16 сентября 2017 года Скотт Шульц (англ. Scout Schultz), 21-летний студент Технологического института Джорджии, был застрелен Тайлером Беком, сотрудником Департамента технической полиции Джорджии. В момент убийства у Шульца в руках был нож-мультитул и он шел по направлению к полицейским, прося их стрелять. За этим инцидентом последовали протесты и гражданские беспорядки, которые привели к многочисленным арестам. Родители Шульца подали иск о неправомерном убийстве. Расстрел расследовало Бюро расследований штата Джорджия. В марте 2020 года было объявлено, что Тайлеру Беку не будет предъявлено обвинений. (ru) On September 16, 2017, Scout Schultz, a 21-year-old student of the Georgia Institute of Technology, was shot once and killed by Tyler Beck, an officer of the Georgia Tech Police Department, a shooting that was later found justified in a formal investigation. Schultz had summoned police to the scene by making a false claim that someone was standing outside their dorm with a knife and a gun. Schultz then stood outside the dorm carrying a multitool. When the police arrived, Schultz walked towards the police, asking them to shoot. The multitool contained a screwdriver and a short blade that was not out, but given the earlier call, the police had reason to believe Schultz had a gun. The incident was followed by protests and civil unrest, which led to multiple arrests. Schultz's parents filed a (en)
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has abstract	On September 16, 2017, Scout Schultz, a 21-year-old student of the Georgia Institute of Technology, was shot once and killed by Tyler Beck, an officer of the Georgia Tech Police Department, a shooting that was later found justified in a formal investigation. Schultz had summoned police to the scene by making a false claim that someone was standing outside their dorm with a knife and a gun. Schultz then stood outside the dorm carrying a multitool. When the police arrived, Schultz walked towards the police, asking them to shoot. The multitool contained a screwdriver and a short blade that was not out, but given the earlier call, the police had reason to believe Schultz had a gun. The incident was followed by protests and civil unrest, which led to multiple arrests. Schultz's parents filed a wrongful death suit. The shooting was investigated by the Georgia Bureau of Investigation. In March 2020, it was announced that Tyler Beck would not face charges. In 2018, Scout's shooting led to the creation of a $1,000,000 fund to improve mental health, from which came the Intercollegiate Mental Health Conference, the first student-run national conference on college mental health policy. Through this, a new LGBTQ+ center among other resources have been created. (en) 16 сентября 2017 года Скотт Шульц (англ. Scout Schultz), 21-летний студент Технологического института Джорджии, был застрелен Тайлером Беком, сотрудником Департамента технической полиции Джорджии. В момент убийства у Шульца в руках был нож-мультитул и он шел по направлению к полицейским, прося их стрелять. За этим инцидентом последовали протесты и гражданские беспорядки, которые привели к многочисленным арестам. Родители Шульца подали иск о неправомерном убийстве. Расстрел расследовало Бюро расследований штата Джорджия. В марте 2020 года было объявлено, что Тайлеру Беку не будет предъявлено обвинений. (ru)
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