The 20-year-old man shot by police in Argos has died: The officers were remanded in custody
They were charged with attempted murder with possible intent - They insisted that they fired the shots to intimidate him and that the 20-year-old tried to run them over with his car twice
Two police officers remanded in custody over Argos car chase shooting, charged with attempted homicide
They deny any intent to kill, insisting the shots were meant only to intimidate the fleeing 20-year-old, who tried twice to strike them with his car and now remains in critical condition in intensive care
Police officers who shot 20-year-old in Argos chase face magistrate amid contested “warning shots” defence
"The doctors removed two bullets, but three remain in his brain," said the mother of the 20-year-old, whom she says suffers from autism. The two police officers who shot the young man in the head during a car chase in Argos are due to appear before an investigating magistrate in Nafplio on Friday, 10 July, facing charges of attempted homicide with possible intent.
