GUILFORD COUNTY, N.C. — Two High Point police officers won’t face charges related to an officer-involved shooting at the McDonald’s on Mall Loop Road in December that caused the death of Najeem Adrian Jordan.
According to the Guilford County District Attorney’s Office, officers were called to the McDonald’s after receiving several 911 calls concerning an “armed individual” inside the restaurant. One McDonald’s employee who called 911 told the dispatcher that the man, later identified as Jordan, was “cutting himself, licking his blood, and spitting blood on the windows.”
Five police officers and two High Point Park Ranger officers responded to the scene, according to the District Attorney’s Office. Bodycam footage reveals that officers approached Jordan and told him to drop the knife he was carrying…