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Utica police officers were conducting a pedestrian stop of two juveniles around 10:18 p.m. on Friday, June 28 in the 900 block of Shaw Street .
One of the juveniles, a 13-year-old male, fled from police.
Utica Police Chief Mark Williams said that during the chase, the juvenile displayed "...what appeared to be a handgun" Williams said the officer discharged his firearm once and struck the teen "...during a ground struggle" The three officers involved in the incident were placed on paid administrative leave.
Utica police ask that the public obtains all of the information that will be made available when reviewing this incident.
Attorney general's office is investigating the incident.
Police say it is aware of a video of the incident circulating on social media platforms.
The video does not portray the incident in its entirety, police say.
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