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   “Drop the gun!” cops yelled over and over — but the suspect   
   didn’t, and ended up dead in a fusillade of 62 police bullets in   
   a shooting captured on cops’ body cameras.   
      
   Tyquarn Graves, 34, was hit by 12 of the 62 bullets fired from a   
   group of 10 officers in Brooklyn on the night of June 2, police   
   say.   
      
   Police encountered Graves moments after he had fired his 9mm   
   weapon at Terrance Colclough, 49, on Kingsborough 1st Walk,   
   outside the Kingsborough Houses in Crown Heights.   
      
   When officers from the 77th Precinct and a housing police unit   
   arrived, they found Graves lying on some grass.   
      
   Graves got up on his knees and eventually stood — all the while   
   holding on to his pistol, which was empty at that point because   
   he had fired all his bullets at Colclough, police said.   
      
   Over and over the cops warned Graves — they said “Drop the gun!”   
   “Put your hands in the air!” and “Stop moving!”   
      
   A number of bystanders are also heard on the video yelling for   
   Graves to surrender. “It’s not worth it, bro! Drop it!” someone   
   yelled.   
      
   The warnings went on for about 2 minutes and 23 seconds, police   
   said.   
      
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   One officer, John Loreto, fired 11 shots, while three others —   
   Christian Feraca, Ernesto Defreitas and Daniel Staffa — fired 10   
   each, police said.   
      
   At least one officer on scene did not fire any shots.   
      
   After Graves was hit by 12 bullets, officers administered CPR.   
   He died at Interfaith Medical Center.   
      
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   It wasn’t clear why Graves shot Colclough, but Graves’ family   
   said regardless of what happened that night the police did not   
   have to fire so many shots.   
      
   “It was overkill — too many bullets and too many cops,” said the   
   dead man’s mother, Motique Graves, 51.   
      
   Graves said the Brooklyn DA’s office showed her at least an hour   
   of video of the incident, more than what police released Friday.   
      
   “They didn’t give my son a chance,” Graves said. “He was no   
   threat to them. He didn’t point no gun at them.”   
      
   “My son was schizophrenic. How can you hide behind a tree from   
   ten cops? It was in his mind,” she said. “They could’ve Tased   
   him-shot him in the leg, but not killed him,” she said.   
      
   The pandemic has slowed the internal investigation, a police   
   source said, but police officials have privately said they   
   believe the officers did not violate department guidelines   
   governing the use of deadly physical force.   
      
   Graves, who worked in construction and as a bouncer, served six   
   years in state prison for robbery as a juvenile offender and had   
   other arrests for grand larceny, robbery and assault.   
      
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   “We are hurting.” said the grieving mother. “I was saving to   
   move, but I had to use the money to bury my son.   
      
   “They destroyed my family. I want justice.”   
      
   You want justice?  Sterilize yourself.  Don't breed.   
      
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