A coroner’s inquest has heard from a man and a neighbour whose 911 calls prompted the police response that ended in the beating death of an unarmed man in Burnaby, B.C., nearly eight years ago.
Muhammed Reza, then a student, said he called police because he was scared after Myles Gray, 33, swore at his mother and sprayed her with a garden hose outside their home on Marine Drive in August 2015.
“[I was concerned for] my safety, the safety of people around my neighbourhood,” Reza said.
Gray, who owned a florist business, died not long after being beaten by officers with the
