Patrick Warren Death: Lee Merritt, Warren and his family’s lawyer, held a question and answer session concerning the executing of Warren by a Killeen cop. The lawyer for the late Patrick Warren Sr. what’s more, his family met with the media Thursday to examine the conditions encompassing Warren’s demise during an experience with police. Lawyer Lee Merritt said the family previously required a psychological wellness asset official on Jan. 9 since Warren was having an emotional wellness issue, the day preceding he was shot.

The Killeen Police Department sent an asset office on Saturday, who had the option to talk with Warren. Warren intentionally consented to go to the clinic with the official and got back that Saturday night, as indicated by Merritt.

On Sunday, in any case, Lee said Warren kept on encountering psychological well-being issues. So the family called and requested an asset official once more. Rather than an asset office, a cop was shipped off the scene. Merritt said the official, later recognized as Reynaldo Contreras, was “antagonistic” and not prepared to deal with the circumstance.

“He was not set up to manage the emotional well-being emergency. He didn’t have any unmistakable ranges of abilities that could experience the circumstance,” Merritt said. “He immediately heightened, nearly the whole time, from the second he went into the house until the snapshot of the lethal shooting.”

Warren was shot and killed by Killeen Police Officer Reynaldo Contreras, a 5-year veteran of the office, while reacting to a call concerning a man having emotional wellness issues on Sunday.

Contreras previously attempted to stop Warren, who was moving toward the official, utilizing a taser. At the point when that fizzled, the official shot Warren. He later kicked the bucket in the clinic.