Sister of Capitol Hill Police Shooting Victim: Didn't Deserve to Die, Not a Terrorist
Deadly force "not necessary"
The heartbroken sisters of the Connecticut mother killed by Capitol cops after a wild car chase through Washington said Friday she was a troubled soul — not a "terrorist."
Miriam Carey had her 19-month-old daughter, Erica, in the car when police shot her and "didn't deserve to die like she did," Valarie Carey, who lives in Brooklyn, told the Daily News.
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