The police homicide capital of America gets a three bagger:

Snell was the third black man in five days to die in confrontations with police in Southern California. Last Tuesday, Alfred Olango was fatally shot by an officer in the San Diego suburb of El Cajon, triggering three days of angry and sometimes violent protests. Olango was shot when he took a "shooting stance" and pointed at an officer with what turned out to be a 4-inch vape pen — an electronic cigarette device.

On Friday, Reginald Thomas died after being shot with a stun gun by police in Pasadena. He was armed with a knife and his wife described him as mentally ill. His brother told a 911 dispatcher that Thomas was high and had a history of violence.

Wait a minute:

Meanwhile officials were investigating a second weekend shooting involving officers. A man armed with what turned out to be a replica handgun was shot and killed as police responded to reports of a man with a gun Sunday afternoon, according to Officer Liliana Preciado. She said the shooting in South Los Angeles happened when officers approached two Latino men, one of whom matched the description in the initial call of an armed subject.

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Chief Beck addressed angry Protesters at the Police Commission meeting following release of the Snell shooting video. The mother of a previous victim of homicidal L.A. cops was pretty blunt:

Tensions later escalated during the public comment period when a woman who identified herself as the mother of Richard Risher, a man police fatally shot earlier this year in Watts, said she felt revenge on officers was the only option, saying the department has so far failed to give her an adequate response about her son's death.

"From today, (expletive) this protesting (expletive), I'm going to start taking your lives," she said.

What does a mother do when her son gets gunned down? Maybe start shooting back?