A policeman opened fire killing a child in America, The reasons will shock you

In November of 2015, two police officers stopped a car, and opened fire on the occupants without provocation, killing a six-year-old and injuring the driver. The body-cameras they were wearing have now been released.

Reserve Officer Norris Greenhouse Jr., 23, and Lt. Derrick Stafford, 32, were charged with second-degree murder after shooting Jeremy Mardis, 6, killing him on the spot, and injuring his father in a traffic stop.

An eyewitness who watched from her house, said she watched the shooting unfold, and insisted the driver raised his hands before the police opened fire.

The body cameras, which were only recently released showed a Louisiana policeman open fire, and then feeling sober after discovering there was a child in the car.

There is now evidence to show that there might have been motive for the attack on Christopher. According to Dailymail, Stafford and Greenhouse had a history of avoidable altercations with people of the town which has led to legal cases in, including  one in where Stafford was accused of fracturing a young girl's arm.

Greenhouse on the other hand, had a reputation for harassing women, including beating his ex wife. And guess who Greenhouse was in a love triangle with? Christopher Few, the same man he shot at a traffic stop.

A certain Megan Dixon, who said she was engaged to Chris, is alleged according to friends, of being in a love triangle with Chris and Greenhouse.

So it appears, that while there might have been a love triangle, it was the 6-year-old Jeremy, an autistic little boy, that was caught in the cross-fire.

Both officers were charged with second-degree murder.