The Larry Davis Story
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In 1986, the NYPD attempted to kill Larry Davis when serving a search warrant at a Bronx apartment. He was shot in the head at point blank range, but the bullet did not penetrate his head, and after he fell to the floor from the impact of the blast, he returned fire and shot 6 NYPD officers and escaped out a window.
After an intensive 17-day manhunt, Davis turned himself into the FBI, in exchange for their guarantee to investigate the NYPD`s involvement in drug deals, that he was forced to participate as a teenager. This documentary offers a unique insight into the case, and speaks extensively to Davis about his ordeal. For the first time ever, Davis speaks out about the night in 1986 when 30 police officers came to assassinate him for backing out of a drug deal.
This documentary will take you inside of the life of Larry Davis and how his family was harassed by the NYC Police Department. The video will also expose the police corruption of the 80`s and how cops were using inner-city youth to sale drugs and gun.
Release Date: September 16, 2003 |
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