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But shortly thereafter, the young man was found slumped over in the back of the police car with a fatal gunshot wound to the head. The officers claim they were nowhere near the car when the gun was fired. Police at the scene maintain that Carter had concealed a gun and shot himself. But Carter's mother believes police killed her son and are now trying to cover it up. She says her son suffered a wound to his right temple, but he was left-handed. The fact that her son was wearing double locked handcuffs makes a suicide even more unbelievable, she said. Police Chief Michale Yates said that the death is "definitely bizarre and defies logic at first glance." Yates told HLN TV that there is no indication of any projectiles coming from outside the vehicle, which suggests that whatever happened to Chavis happened from inside the car. Several "Justice for Chavis Carter" Facebook pages have been set up. Many of the Facebook page commenters call for justice in what they consider a brutal murder by police officers. "Such a tragedy," Shawn Lewis wrote on one of the pages, which has more than 1,300 "likes" "But not the first time a young man of color has been killed in cold blood by the police force with no provocation. What can we do to stop the war on our children?" Amid a whirlwind of conflicting ideas about how the young man was shot in the head while handcuffed, the FBI has begun an investigation into the case. "You can ask any officer anything you want, but it doesn't mean they are going to tell you anything," Charles Coleman, a member of the Jonesboro City Council, told the Huffington Post. "Until there's an investigation, you're like any other person hearing pieces of the news. I'd rather have it documented in black and white." So far, anger has been brewing in those familiar with the case. 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The infamous American spy agency refused to comment. In a recent interview, Chihuahua state spokesman Guillermo Terrazas Villanueva told Al Jazeera that the CIA and other international "security" outfits "don't fight drug traffickers." Instead, Villanueva argued, they try to control and manage the illegal drug market for their own benefit. "It's like pest control companies, they only control," Villanueva told the Qatar-based media outlet last month at his office in Juarez. "If you finish off the pests, you are out of a job. If they finish the drug business, they finish their jobs." Another Mexican official, apparently a mid-level officer with Mexico's equivalent of the U.S. Department of "Homeland Security," echoed those remarks, saying he knew that the allegations against the CIA were correct based on talks with American agents in Mexico. "It's true, they want to control it," the official told Al Jazeera on condition of anonymity. 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The crowd was chanting, "Why can't we go to Disneyland? You're protecting the city, not your people," sites the Orange County Register. One eyewitness tweeted, "The pics from Anaheim are disgusting, how much firepower does one need against unarmed civilians?" But many of the demonstrators came from outside Anaheim and were part of the Occupy movement, reports local media. Some of those arrested have already been released. For those in custody, "APD are trying to trump up charges because man arrested tweeted while in cuffs " tweets Orange County reporter, Amber Stephens. Organizers of the rally and family members of those killed by the officers had earlier voiced their request for a peaceful demonstration in an effort to avoid a repeat of Tuesday's events. On July 24, police used rubber bullets to disperse a 1,000-strong crowd who threw rocks and bricks at the police. By the end of the night at least seven people were injured, 24 arrests made and 20 buildings damaged. 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