Editor's note: The immediate legal implications of a coroner classifying the death of Henry Glover, who was shot by a New Orleans police officer after Hurricane Katrina, as a homicide are unclear, The AP reports. Officer David Warren was acquitted in 2013 after saying he believed Glover was armed when he shot him.

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Editor's note: The immediate legal implications of a coroner classifying the death of Henry Glover, who was shot by a New Orleans police officer after Hurricane Katrina, as a homicide are unclear, The AP reports. Officer David Warren was acquitted in 2013 after saying he believed Glover was armed when he shot him. - Stephanie

Editor’s note: The immediate legal implications of a coroner classifying the death of Henry Glover, who was shot by a New Orleans police officer after Hurricane Katrina, as a homicide are unclear, The AP reports. Officer David Warren was acquitted in 2013 after saying he believed Glover was armed when he shot him. – Stephanie
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