A former Baltimore Police officer was sentenced to 12 years in prison Friday.
Wesley Cagle was convicted on a weapons charge in the shooting of an unarmed suspect.
In December 2014, Cagle and three other officers responded to a commercial burglary.
Police said Michael Johansen ran from the building and officers ordered him to show his hands. Johansen reached down, and two officers shot him.
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Cagle approached Johansen, who was lying on the ground, and shot him once in the groin.
Johansen survived and testified against Cagle, who is no longer on the police force.
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