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Medical Examiner: Terrence Sterling died from gunshot wounds to neck, back; death ruled homicide - Story

Medical Examiner: Terrence Sterling died from gunshot wounds to neck, back; death ruled homicide - Story

Medical Examiner: Terrence Sterling died from gunshot wounds to neck, back; death ruled homicide [ ] Hide Caption [ ] Show Caption Terrence Sterling News Medical Examiner: Terrence Sterling died from gunshot wounds to neck, back; death ruled homicide One day after police body camera footage showing the fatal shooting of Terrence Sterling was released, the medical examiner has ruled Sterling's death as a homicide and he died from gunshot wounds to the neck and back.- One day after police body camera footage showing the fatal shooting of Terrence Sterling was released, the medical examiner has ruled Sterling's death as a homicide and he died from gunshot wounds to the neck and back.Sterling was shot on the morning of Sept. 11 by a D.C. police officer while he was riding his motorcycle in Northwest D.C. Police said he was riding recklessly and two officers in a police cruiser who had spotted him were attempting to stop him near the Third Street Tunnel.


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D.C. Medical Examiner rules homicide as cause of death of Terrence Sterling

D.C. Medical Examiner rules homicide as cause of death of Terrence Sterling

One day after body camera footage of the police-involved shooting of Terrence Sterling was released to the public, the District Medical Examiner ruled Sterling's death as a homicide.The medical examiner says Sterling suffered from a gunshot wounds to the neck and back.On September 11, D.C. police shot and killed Sterling, 31, who was reportedly driving erratically on a motorcycle when he ended up striking a police car.


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Terrence Sterling Was Shot in Back, Neck, Medical Examiner Says

Terrence Sterling Was Shot in Back, Neck, Medical Examiner Says

The motorcyclist killed this month by a D.C. police officer suffered gunshot wounds to the back and neck, the D.C. medical examiner said Wednesday afternoon.Terrence Sterling, 31, died of the wounds in what the D.C. Office of the Chief Medical Examiner determined to be a homicide.That manner of death rules out that Sterling died because of suicide, an accident or natural causes.