Families of man, 18, boy, 16, shot and killed by deputy in Cocoa pushing for answers

COCOA, Fla. — It’s been nearly a week since a deputy-involved shooting in Cocoa claimed the lives of 16-year-old A.J. Crooms and 18-year-old Sincere Pierce.

Their families and community are continuing to demand answers.

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One of the things they’re asking about is the release of a second dashcam video. But officials said that’s not going to happen.

There were two deputies at the shooting scene, but Channel 9 confirmed that only one dashcam was rolling.

Cynthia Green said her Ring camera captured Pierce in the driveway of their home on Friday, getting into a vehicle minutes before his death.

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Another camera in the Cocoa neighborhood is rolling as sheriff’s cruisers come into view.

But, a Brevard Sheriff’s Office dashcam provides a clear view of what happened just before shots rang out near the corner of Ivey Drive and Stetson Drive.

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Attorneys for the families of Pierce and Crooms are asking anyone with potential video evidence to come forward now as the Florida Department of Law Enforcement investigates.

Video: Demonstrators march through Cocoa after deputy fatally shot boy, 16, man, 18 Demonstrators marched through Cocoa less than a week after an 18-year-old and 16-year-old were shot and by a Brevard County deputy.

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