City asks for ambulance costs from family of boy shot dead by police

A 12-year-old boy’s estate has been asked to pay $500 (€443) for ambulance and medical services he received after being shot dead by a police officer in Ohio.

City asks for ambulance costs from family of boy shot dead by police

A 12-year-old boy’s estate has been asked to pay $500 (€443) for ambulance and medical services he received after being shot dead by a police officer in Ohio.

The city of Cleveland requested the money as Tamir Rice’s “last dying expense” in a creditor’s claim filed in Cuyahoga County Probate Court. The claim states the money is overdue.

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