This story was originally reported by East Idaho News .

Public records reveal some city officials were concerned and confused about what happened during and after the police shooting of a 17-year-old disabled boy, who later died from his injuries. They also reveal that Pocatello police had come in contact with Perez multiple times before.

Multiple Pocatello police officers shot Victor Perez, who had cerebral palsy and autism, at least nine times on April 5 on the 700 block of North Harrison Avenue. The call was about a domestic disturbance that had been reported to dispatch by a neighbor. Perez died from his injuries on April 12 when he was taken off life support at Portneuf Medical Center after he was declared brain dead.

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