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Autopsies conducted on the bodies of police fatal shooting victims Jamal Clarke and Malcolm Moses confirm multiple gunshot wounds.

Levi Clarke, father of Jamal Clarke told TV6 he intends to sue the State. More in this Elizabeth Williams report.
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00:00Both autopsies were conducted by pathologist Dr. Permanek at the Scarborough Moultrie.
00:07Underbodies of Jamal Clark of Shervanbuku revealed gunshot injuries to the chest,
00:13while Malcolm Moses of Pazia Trace, Toko, died as a result of multiple gunshot injuries.
00:20Tobago, on the afternoon of October 8th, Jamal Shiloh Clark, 24, and Malcolm Moses died
00:27following an exchange of gunfire with police along Golden Grove Road, Buku, shortly before 6 p.m.
00:35Clark's family have called for justice in the matter.
00:39Levi Clark, father of Jamal Clark, told the TV6 News he intends to sue the state.
00:56Mr. Clark told TV6 his son never shot at police. He said swabs from his son's fingers were taken by
01:05police
01:06and are undergoing testing for gunshot residue. He said a report is to be submitted.
01:36Mr. Clark said he has not been able to sleep
01:40since his son was killed by police.
01:42Mr. Clark, father of Jamal Clark, the police complaints authority has launched an investigation into the matter.
02:04Elizabeth Williams, TV6 News.
02:05Mr. Clark