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28 August 2023

Jersey City Mayor Steven Fulop (Right) and Public Safety Director James Shea (Left) hold a news conference in Jersey City, New Jersey, United States on August 28, 2023. The Mayor and Public Safety Director say that the officer involved shooting of a mentally ill man was justified. The New Jersey Attorney General is investigating a police-involved shooting in Jersey City that left one man dead. Officers responded to the home on Randolph Avenue near Bramhall Avenue before 2:30 p.m. Sunday after EMS requested police. Officials say police were trying to deescalate the situation, when the man charged at them with a knife. One police officer fired his service weapon and shot the man, authorities said. The man's family identified him as Andrew Jerome Washington, 52. Washington was transported to the hospital for surgery, but was later pronounced dead. Washington's family says he was suffering from a mental health crisis and called for help, but his family did not expect a SWAT team to confront their loved one, who was reportedly in an 'agitated state.'

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28 August 2023

Jersey City Mayor Steven Fulop (shown) and Public Safety Director James Shea (not shown) hold a news conference in Jersey City, New Jersey, United States on August 28, 2023. The Mayor and Public Safety Director say that the officer involved shooting of a mentally ill man was justified. The New Jersey Attorney General is investigating a police-involved shooting in Jersey City that left one man dead. Officers responded to the home on Randolph Avenue near Bramhall Avenue before 2:30 p.m. Sunday after EMS requested police. Officials say police were trying to deescalate the situation, when the man charged at them with a knife. One police officer fired his service weapon and shot the man, authorities said. The man's family identified him as Andrew Jerome Washington, 52. Washington was transported to the hospital for surgery, but was later pronounced dead. Washington's family says he was suffering from a mental health crisis and called for help, but his family did not expect a SWAT team to confront their loved one, who was reportedly in an 'agitated state.'

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28 August 2023

Jersey City Mayor Steven Fulop (shown) and Public Safety Director James Shea (not shown) hold a news conference in Jersey City, New Jersey, United States on August 28, 2023. The Mayor and Public Safety Director say that the officer involved shooting of a mentally ill man was justified. The New Jersey Attorney General is investigating a police-involved shooting in Jersey City that left one man dead. Officers responded to the home on Randolph Avenue near Bramhall Avenue before 2:30 p.m. Sunday after EMS requested police. Officials say police were trying to deescalate the situation, when the man charged at them with a knife. One police officer fired his service weapon and shot the man, authorities said. The man's family identified him as Andrew Jerome Washington, 52. Washington was transported to the hospital for surgery, but was later pronounced dead. Washington's family says he was suffering from a mental health crisis and called for help, but his family did not expect a SWAT team to confront their loved one, who was reportedly in an 'agitated state.'

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28 August 2023

Jersey City Mayor Steven Fulop (Right) and Public Safety Director James Shea (Left) hold a news conference in Jersey City, New Jersey, United States on August 28, 2023. The Mayor and Public Safety Director say that the officer involved shooting of a mentally ill man was justified. The New Jersey Attorney General is investigating a police-involved shooting in Jersey City that left one man dead. Officers responded to the home on Randolph Avenue near Bramhall Avenue before 2:30 p.m. Sunday after EMS requested police. Officials say police were trying to deescalate the situation, when the man charged at them with a knife. One police officer fired his service weapon and shot the man, authorities said. The man's family identified him as Andrew Jerome Washington, 52. Washington was transported to the hospital for surgery, but was later pronounced dead. Washington's family says he was suffering from a mental health crisis and called for help, but his family did not expect a SWAT team to confront their loved one, who was reportedly in an 'agitated state.'

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28 August 2023

Jersey City Mayor Steven Fulop (Right) and Public Safety Director James Shea (Left) hold a news conference in Jersey City, New Jersey, United States on August 28, 2023. The Mayor and Public Safety Director say that the officer involved shooting of a mentally ill man was justified. The New Jersey Attorney General is investigating a police-involved shooting in Jersey City that left one man dead. Officers responded to the home on Randolph Avenue near Bramhall Avenue before 2:30 p.m. Sunday after EMS requested police. Officials say police were trying to deescalate the situation, when the man charged at them with a knife. One police officer fired his service weapon and shot the man, authorities said. The man's family identified him as Andrew Jerome Washington, 52. Washington was transported to the hospital for surgery, but was later pronounced dead. Washington's family says he was suffering from a mental health crisis and called for help, but his family did not expect a SWAT team to confront their loved one, who was reportedly in an 'agitated state.'

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28 August 2023

Jersey City Mayor Steven Fulop (not shown) and Public Safety Director James Shea (shown) hold a news conference in Jersey City, New Jersey, United States on August 28, 2023. The Mayor and Public Safety Director say that the officer involved shooting of a mentally ill man was justified. The New Jersey Attorney General is investigating a police-involved shooting in Jersey City that left one man dead. Officers responded to the home on Randolph Avenue near Bramhall Avenue before 2:30 p.m. Sunday after EMS requested police. Officials say police were trying to deescalate the situation, when the man charged at them with a knife. One police officer fired his service weapon and shot the man, authorities said. The man's family identified him as Andrew Jerome Washington, 52. Washington was transported to the hospital for surgery, but was later pronounced dead. Washington's family says he was suffering from a mental health crisis and called for help, but his family did not expect a SWAT team to confront their loved one, who was reportedly in an 'agitated state.'

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28 August 2023

Police tape left behind in front of the residence. Jersey City Mayor Steven Fulop and Public Safety Director James Shea hold a news conference in Jersey City, New Jersey, United States on August 28, 2023. The Mayor and Public Safety Director say that the officer involved shooting of a mentally ill man was justified. The New Jersey Attorney General is investigating a police-involved shooting in Jersey City that left one man dead. Officers responded to the home on Randolph Avenue near Bramhall Avenue before 2:30 p.m. Sunday after EMS requested police. Officials say police were trying to deescalate the situation, when the man charged at them with a knife. One police officer fired his service weapon and shot the man, authorities said. The man's family identified him as Andrew Jerome Washington, 52. Washington was transported to the hospital for surgery, but was later pronounced dead. Washington's family says he was suffering from a mental health crisis and called for help, but his family did not expect a SWAT team to confront their loved one, who was reportedly in an 'agitated state.'

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28 August 2023

Residence where the shooting took place. Jersey City Mayor Steven Fulop and Public Safety Director James Shea hold a news conference in Jersey City, New Jersey, United States on August 28, 2023. The Mayor and Public Safety Director say that the officer involved shooting of a mentally ill man was justified. The New Jersey Attorney General is investigating a police-involved shooting in Jersey City that left one man dead. Officers responded to the home on Randolph Avenue near Bramhall Avenue before 2:30 p.m. Sunday after EMS requested police. Officials say police were trying to deescalate the situation, when the man charged at them with a knife. One police officer fired his service weapon and shot the man, authorities said. The man's family identified him as Andrew Jerome Washington, 52. Washington was transported to the hospital for surgery, but was later pronounced dead. Washington's family says he was suffering from a mental health crisis and called for help, but his family did not expect a SWAT team to confront their loved one, who was reportedly in an 'agitated state.'

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28 August 2023

Memorial in front of the residence where the shooting took place. Jersey City Mayor Steven Fulop and Public Safety Director James Shea hold a news conference in Jersey City, New Jersey, United States on August 28, 2023. The Mayor and Public Safety Director say that the officer involved shooting of a mentally ill man was justified. The New Jersey Attorney General is investigating a police-involved shooting in Jersey City that left one man dead. Officers responded to the home on Randolph Avenue near Bramhall Avenue before 2:30 p.m. Sunday after EMS requested police. Officials say police were trying to deescalate the situation, when the man charged at them with a knife. One police officer fired his service weapon and shot the man, authorities said. The man's family identified him as Andrew Jerome Washington, 52. Washington was transported to the hospital for surgery, but was later pronounced dead. Washington's family says he was suffering from a mental health crisis and called for help, but his family did not expect a SWAT team to confront their loved one, who was reportedly in an 'agitated state.'

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28 August 2023

Memorial in front of the residence where the shooting took place. Jersey City Mayor Steven Fulop and Public Safety Director James Shea hold a news conference in Jersey City, New Jersey, United States on August 28, 2023. The Mayor and Public Safety Director say that the officer involved shooting of a mentally ill man was justified. The New Jersey Attorney General is investigating a police-involved shooting in Jersey City that left one man dead. Officers responded to the home on Randolph Avenue near Bramhall Avenue before 2:30 p.m. Sunday after EMS requested police. Officials say police were trying to deescalate the situation, when the man charged at them with a knife. One police officer fired his service weapon and shot the man, authorities said. The man's family identified him as Andrew Jerome Washington, 52. Washington was transported to the hospital for surgery, but was later pronounced dead. Washington's family says he was suffering from a mental health crisis and called for help, but his family did not expect a SWAT team to confront their loved one, who was reportedly in an 'agitated state.'

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16 May 2023

A floppy disk is seen in a vintage Apple computer at the Apple Museum on 16 March, 2023 in Warsaw, Poland. Wednesday will mark the UN Wolrd Telecommunication and Information Society Day, a day on which the world highlights the advantages of telecommunication and internet technologies (ICT) and the ways to bridge the digital divide.

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16 May 2023

A vintage Apple II computer with floppy disk drives is seen on display at the Apple Museum on 16 March, 2023 in Warsaw, Poland. Wednesday will mark the UN Wolrd Telecommunication and Information Society Day, a day on which the world highlights the advantages of telecommunication and internet technologies (ICT) and the ways to bridge the digital divide.

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26 January 2018

Members of staff show Macintosh 128K, signed by Steve Wozniak, release date January 1984, at MacPaw's Ukrainian Apple Museum in Kiev, Ukraine on January 26, 2017. Ukrainian developer MacPaw has opened Apple hardware museum at the company’s office in Kiev. The collection has more than 70 original Macintosh models dated from 1981 to 2017.

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26 January 2018

Members of staff show Macintosh 128K, signed by Steve Wozniak, release date January 1984, and Power Mac G4 Cube, release date July 2000, at MacPaw's Ukrainian Apple Museum in Kiev, Ukraine on January 26, 2017. Ukrainian developer MacPaw has opened Apple hardware museum at the company’s office in Kiev. The collection has more than 70 original Macintosh models dated from 1981 to 2017.

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