Family speaks out after college baseball player shot dead by cops

Twenty-two-year-old Glenwood ‘Bubba’ Pysher was allegedly shot dead by police officers after he drunkenly went to the wrong house while celebrating a friend’s birthday. His mother claims he was unarmed and that officers used ‘automatic deadly force’ without attempting de-escalation. The family is seeking answers and justice as an investigation into the officer-involved shooting is underway.

• Glenwood ‘Bubba’ Pysher, 22, was allegedly shot dead by police officers.
• Pysher was intoxicated and mistakenly went to the wrong house while trying to reach a friend’s home.
• The homeowners reported a possible break-in, and responding officers discharged their weapons, fatally striking Pysher.
• Pysher’s mother stated he was unarmed, carrying only his cellphone and a book bag, and suggested officers acted rashly.
• The incident occurred quickly after police arrived, with no mention of Taser use.
• The family has not heard from the police department and is calling for the facts to be revealed.
• Pysher was a college baseball player who had recently transferred to Saint Elizabeth University.
• Surveillance footage of the shooting exists and is being reviewed by the Montgomery County District Attorney’s Office.
• Community members are questioning the event and calling for justice and de-escalation.
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