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   (Reuters) - A 17-year-old girl fatally shot by Denver police was   
   struck by bullets fired through the left side of the car she was   
   in, autopsy results showed on Friday, which her family says   
   contradicts official reports she tried to run down the officers.   
      
   Jessica Hernandez died from "multiple gunshot wounds that   
   injured the heart and both lungs," according to the autopsy   
   conducted by the Denver Medical Examiner's office, which listed   
   the death as a homicide.   
      
   Hernandez was killed before dawn on Jan. 26 by two officers as   
   she sat behind the wheel of a stolen car in an alleyway in the   
   city's Park Hill neighborhood.   
      
   Denver Police Chief Robert White said on the day of the shooting   
   that the officers opened fire after she struck one of them with   
   the car. He later said the officer may have been injured while   
   trying to avoid being hit by the vehicle.   
      
   The autopsy said Hernandez was struck by bullets from the left,   
   which relatives said called into question the official account   
   of how she died.   
      
   "The report shows that Jessie was shot from the driver's side of   
   the car and not from close range," her family said in a   
   statement issued through their lawyer. "These facts undermine   
   the Denver Police Department's claim that Jessie was driving at   
   the officers as they shot her."   
      
   Hernandez's relatives renewed their call for a federal   
   investigation into the shooting, and blasted police for the way   
   she was dragged from the car, dropped to the ground and   
   handcuffed after she being shot.   
      
      
   "The abrasions to her face confirm this inhumane treatment," the   
   family's statement said.   
      
   Hernandez's death prompted street protests, and the Colorado   
   Latino Forum, an advocacy group, said an independent civil   
   rights probe is needed.   
      
       "Ms. Hernandez was young, Latina, and gay. As such, she   
   carried three identities that have often suffered discrimination   
   at the hands of law enforcement," the forum said in a statement.   
      
   The autopsy showed Hernandez also sustained bullet wounds to her   
   thigh and pelvis, and toxicology results concluded the teen had   
   marijuana and alcohol in her system when she died.   
      
   Four other juvenile girls who were in the car were uninjured and   
   were released after being questioned, police have said.   
      
   Denver police spokeswoman Raquel Lopez said the department   
   cannot comment on the autopsy results until the district   
   attorney's office has completed its investigation into whether   
   the shooting was justified.   
      
   (Reporting by Keith Coffman; Editing by Daniel Wallis and   
   Michael Perry)   
      
   http://www.reuters.com/article/2015/02/28/us-usa-shooting-   
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