Chicago Police Fire 96 Shots in 41 Seconds, Killing Black Man During Traffic Stop

The shooting of Dexter Reed, initially stopped for a seatbelt violation, has sparked widespread outrage and calls for police reform.

Dexter Reed, 26, was killed by Chicago police during a traffic stop after officers fired 96 bullets within 41 seconds.
The Civilian Office of Police Accountability (COPA) released body-cam footage showing the incident, which is under ongoing investigation.
Reed reportedly fired first, hitting an officer, which led to police returning fire.
Chicago Mayor Brandon Johnson and other city leaders have expressed devastation and are calling for a transparent investigation.
The incident has reignited debates over police brutality and the use of excessive force, leading to protests and demands for justice.