'I can keep you safe, ' the 4-year-old answer trying to comfort her mother.
"Mom, stop cussing and screaming because I don't want you to get shooted", she said.
Recently-released documents from Jeronimo Yanez's trial for the murder of Philando Castile have revealed that Yanez's reasoning for shooting Castile stemmed from the smell of marijuana coming from the latter's auto.
Mother and child had just seen a Minnesota police officer shoot Reynold's boyfriend, Philando Castile multiple times during a traffic stop.
The police officer said he could smell marijuana in the deceased's vehicle when he pulled him over.
On the squad-car video, Castile can be heard saying, "I'm not pulling it out", as Yanez opened fire.
The scene between Reynolds and her daughter provides an even deeper look into the initial aftermath of the shooting in Falcon Heights, Minn., which was live-streamed worldwide on Facebook by Reynolds, who was sitting next to Castile in the vehicle when the officer fired.
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Lawmakers will have to approve the speech in a vote, expected on June 29, that will be a de facto vote of confidence. In a speech following the queen's, May apologized for how her government handled the aftermath of the tragedy.
Video showing Philando Castile's girlfriend and their daughter in a police cruiser following the fatal shooting of Castile has been released. Reynolds says. "I can't believe they just did that". Castile had a permit to carry the weapon.
Yanez warned Castille to not reach for the firearm.
Yanez was acquitted by a jury on charges of manslaughter and unsafe discharge of a firearm - sparking outrage in the community as well as with civil rights organizations across the nation.
"I won't lie to you, when I watched this video, it broke me", Noah said.
More details and videos from the Philando Castile case are being made public. "I wish this town was safer". Just as Samantha Bee brings distinct authority to the women's issues she covers, Noah's voice here is both authoritative and moving-especially after having heard his description of his own experiences just one day before. Speaking generally about her sister, she said that "she had her teeth knocked out, had numerous black eyes; she has permanent scars from being abused, and she begged and begged for help".
As the video of Reynolds and her daughter spread online on Thursday, many social media users and civil rights groups expressed shock and outrage. "I don't want you to get shooted, OK?" It was also viewed as relevant that Yanez radioed in before the shooting that Castile resembled an armed robbery suspect because he was a black man with a "wide-set nose". Yanez had testified that he feared Castile was reaching for a firearm he had disclosed he had in his possession.
As the world knows, Reynolds broadcast the aftermath of the July 2016 police shooting on Facebook Live.
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