2017年亚利桑那州一警察酒店走廊里枪杀一名跪地双手高举求饶的人。 被法院判无罪以后，声称自己杀人产生心理疾病，获赔每月$2500治病 6park.com
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This Cop Is Getting $2,500 a Month Because Killing an Unarmed Man in a Hotel Hallway Gave Him PTSD
Phillip
 Brailsford was acquitted of murder for a shooting captured on video 
that subsequently drew national outrage. Now he's getting paid for it. 6park.com
An Arizona cop acquitted of murder in 2017 for killing a man crawling
 on his knees, begging for his life, in a hotel hallway, was temporarily
 rehired by the city he worked for so that he could claim a disability 
pension and file for a medical retirement that will pay him more than $2,500 a month for the rest of his life.
Former
 Mesa Police Officer Philip Mitchell Brailsford drew national attention 
and outrage in December 2017 when a jury found him not guilty of 
second-degree murder in the fatal shooting of Daniel Shaver. Brailsford 
shot Shaver in a confrontation in a hotel hallway in 2016 after police 
were called there by somebody who had seen Shaver holding a gun in his 
room.
The gun turned out to be a pellet gun, but police apparently
 didn't know that. During the response, police ordered Shaver, who was 
unarmed, out into the hallway on his knees and ordered him to crawl in 
their direction while keeping his hands up, and they continued to bark 
confusing orders at him. As Shaver, clearly terrified, attempted to 
comply, at one point he gestured behind himself, possibly to pull up his
 pants, and Brailsford immediately opened fire, killing him.
The
 shooting was captured on police body camera footage, but it wasn't 
released to the public until after the jury acquitted Brailsford. (You 
can watch the footage here.)
A
 jury might have decided not to convict Brailsford, but the Mesa Police 
Department fired him after the shooting for violations of department 
policy. That turned out not to be the end of Brailsford's career in 
Mesa. ABC15 in Arizona reports
 that Brailsford appealed his termination and arranged for a special 
deal with the city to be rehired temporarily so that he could apply for a
 disability pension and retire for medical reasons.