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mark claxton, what do you see when you look at that video, the sequence of the shots and the autopsyng we saw today of the entry wounds? >> i see a disturbing pattern of police initiated violence against largely black and brown men and subsequent inexcusable actions by officials and government officials. i see a denial in what really ails us in denials to police involved shootings of black and brown men across the nation. i see a large sense of denial. i see abandonment of proper police tactics, training. there's so many issues and things that are disturbing about what has happened to stephon clark and what has happened historically in this country at the hands of what should be professional police officers for many black and brown men. >> i want to stress against stephon clark was unarmed. he did have a cellphone. police are claiming they mistook the cellphone for a gun. let's listen to what the doctor who performed this autopsy had to say about the entry wounds. >> he was shot in the back six times. the seventh gunshot wound was slightly to the side of his body but to the back of t