Cheryl Lynn Noel

44-year-old Cheryl Lynn Noel was shot and killed in a botched drug raid in Baltimore, MD in 2005. She thought her home was broken into and grabbed a gun. When Officers opened her bedroom door, they were met with Cheryl pointing the gun at them. One of the Officers fired three times, killing Cheryl. There wasn’t enough evidence to keep the rest of her family in custody, but Cheryl’s death serves as a reminder of innocent victims the War on Drugs takes every day. Her case was publicized by Drug Warrant and The Agitator.

http://blogs.salon.com/0002762/2005/01/29.html

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