A former cop who allegedly killed an unarmed homeless man was able to take multiple international flights while he had a warrant out for his arrest for murder, according to a report fromThe Los Angeles Times.
Clifford Proctor shot Brendon Glenn while on duty as a Los Angeles police officer in May 2015. Glenn, 29, was killed after Proctor and another officer, Jonathan Kawahara, responded to calls about the homeless man and his dog causing a disturbance at a Venice Beach bar. The officers attempted to arrest Glenn which resulted in a struggle before Proctor shot him twice in the back, authorities said. Glenn died in hospital.
