The head of Quebec’s police watchdog said it will investigate the death of a 15-year-old boy who was shot dead by officers, revealing that the only weapon recovered from the scene of the fatal shooting belonged to the police. Officers arrived just before 3pm and, according to the police watchdog, “made contact with the members of the group”. Resident Johnny Inthisone told CBC News that the shooting unfolded only seconds after police warned the youths to stop. The teen’s father, Sharif, said police didn’t come to the family home until nearly six hours after the shooting. I totally understand that, but they’re doing certain private investigations and they’re meeting with people,” she said, calling on anyone with evidence to come forward.