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detail of "An Incident near Wilmington," boxed set with five painted figures and accessories by Matt Ferranto
detail of "An Incident near Wilmington," boxed set with five painted figures and accessories by Matt Ferranto
detail of "An Incident near Wilmington," boxed set with five painted figures and accessories by Matt Ferranto
detail of "An Incident near Wilmington," boxed set with five painted figures and accessories by Matt Ferranto
detail of "An Incident near Wilmington," boxed set with five painted figures and accessories by Matt Ferranto

An Incident at Wilmington

2018
acrylic on polymer clay, wood, wire, canvas, paper
box 3¼ x 11 x 1¾ inches
standing figures approximately 2¼ inches high

Wilmington police officers shot and killed Jeremy McDole in on the afternoon of September 23, 2015. Four police officers responded to a 911 call about a man who had shot himself. Officers opened fire after McDole, who was seated in his wheelchair at the time, failed to raise his hands on command. Jeremy McDole died at the scene of the incident.