About 40-50 protesters marched to block traffic on Park Avenue, West Avenue, State Street and Fairfield Avenue according to radio reports to protest “Justice for Jayson” on the anniversary of his death.  In 2017 Negron, 15,  was driving a stolen 2012 Subaru Forester in Bridgeport accompanied by Julian Fyffe, then 21, when the vehicle was spotted by police who pursed the stolen vehicle.  Negron led the officers on a brief pursuit, eventually striking Boulay with the vehicle door. Boulay fired into the car.  Boulay said “that he was in fear of being dragged under the Subaru being operated by Jayson Negron and discharged his weapon only after he had been struck by the vehicle and believed that he was about to be subjected to serious bodily harm.

 

A full report from the State’ Attorney can be found here:https://portal.ct.gov/DCJ/Whats-News/Reports-on-the-Use-of-Force-by-Peace-Officers/2017—May—Jayson-Negron—Bridgeport

 

Noticias de Bridgeport: Personas protestando bloquean las carreteras
Alrededor de 40-50 personas marcharon para bloquear el tráfico en la Avenida Park, Avenida West, Calle State y Avenida Fairfield de acuerdo con los informes de radio para protestar “Justice for Jayson” en el aniversario de su muerte. En 2017, Negron, de 15 años, conducía un 2012 Subaru Forester robado en Bridgeport acompañado por Julian Fyffe, 21, cuando el vehículo fue detectado por la policía que purzó el vehículo robado. Negron dirigió a los oficiales en una breve persecución, eventualmente golpeando a Boulay con la puerta del vehículo. Boulay disparó en el coche. Boulay dijo “que tenía miedo de ser arrastrado bajo el Subaru siendo operado por Jayson Negron y descargó su arma sólo después de que había sido golpeado por el vehículo y creyó que estaba a punto de ser sometido a graves daños corporales.

Un informe completo del abogado del estado se puede encontrar aquí: https://portal.ct.gov/DCJ/Whats-News/Reports-on-the-Use-of-Force-by-Peace-Officers/2017 — May — Jayson-Negron — Bridgeport

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