I should have posted an earlier story on this yesteday,where a brother who was within hearing distance said that he heard no warnings from the police before shots were fired.

I cannot seem to find that story today.

Police said they shot Wright when he failed to respond to their warnings, and advanced on them.
When Hannon was asked if she expected police to shoot Alvin when she called them, she broke down in tears.
She said: "I'll never call the cops again, for anything."

A 2011 Vancouver police investigation into the incident cleared the officer who shot and killed Wright.
But lawyer Don Sorochan, who is representing Hannon in a lawsuit she launched against the RCMP, asked that the Langley detachment superintendent be compelled to testify at the coroner's inquest.
Sorochan said he wants to know why police held a special meeting called by the detachment superintendent the morning after the shooting. He said he wants the notes from that meeting made available.
Sorochan also wants the police force to explain why Hannon was held without charge for RCMP questioning, and why her cell phone was confiscated.

'I'll never call the cops again,' widow tells inquest - British Columbia - CBC News