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On September 16 2017 a 21-year-old computer engineering major Scout Schultz was shot dead by the Georgia Tech Police Department after approaching officers while holding a closed multi-tool and saying "Shoot me." the incident led to a protest attended by approximately 50 individuals that led to three arrests and property damage in the form of a burned campus police car, 96 3524. . .