Chamberlain only had a "minor flinch" after the first beanbag round hit him in the thigh, though, Carelli said. It has been nearly five months since Kenneth Chamberlain, a former marine, was shot by police in his White Plains apartment and later died at the hospital, but amid a public outcry, a grand jury will soon hear evidence in the case. Randolph McLaughlin, one of the Chamberlain family's lawyers, peppered Martin with questions about the sequence of events and the movement of everyone inside the apartment building lobby and the apartment itself. All Rights Reserved. [emailprotected]. The Daily News said that Carelli, a Harrison resident, is currently the subject of a $10 million lawsuit for police brutality stemming from an incident outside Black Bear Saloon in 2008. Dr. Kenneth Edward Wells, PhD Dr. Kenneth Edward Wells, PhD, 83, reposed in the Lord on Monday September 17. Victim of shooting, Kenneth Chamberlain Sr. District Attorney and Grand jury inactions, Last edited on 29 September 2022, at 17:41, "Kenneth Chamberlain Sr. document.getElementById( "ak_js_1" ).setAttribute( "value", ( new Date() ).getTime() ); NEXT: Cops Who Shot Homeless Man 22 Times While He Lay on the Ground Are Not Protected by Qualified Immunity, Appeals Court Rules. Because of this decision, Chamberlain's family will finally be allowed to proceed with their unlawful-entry claims against five officers. In response, police officers, firefighters, and emergency medical technicians were dispatched. While the officers were trying to open the door, Life Aid was able to reach Mr. Chamberlains sister, who spoke to Officer Carelli on a cell phone. A racial epithet was shouted at Chamberlain during the standoff. He is accused of being the most brutal of a group of officers who allegedly beat two arrestees of Jordanian descent and called them "rag heads." . But the judges declined to reverse Seibel on her dismissal of the claim against White Plains for failing to have a policy for dealing with emotionally disturbed people who barricade themselves in their homes, agreeing that did not show a deliberate indifference by the city. Chamberlain's son, who sued the city, Carelli and six other officers in 2012, hailed the ruling. Officer Anthony Carelli has been identified as the policeman who allegedly shot and killed black, former marine Kenneth Chamberlain Sr. five months ago. When the door was fully open, from the hallway, the officers, in swift succession, tased Chamberlain (unsuccessfully), fired several beanbag shots at him (largely ineffectively), and fired two shots at him with a handgun.