Akron teen Jazmir Tucker was shot three times, with two wounds that could have been lethal. Here's a look at the autopsy findings.

AKRON, Ohio — Jazmir Tucker -- the 15-year-old boy who was shot and killed by an Akron police officer during an incident on Thanksgiving night -- had three gunshot wounds, according to findings from the autopsy report.

Jazmir Tucker was shot and killed by Akron Police on Thanksgiving night. The autopsy showed Tucker was shot three times. He was shot two times in the back. “The autopsy examination determined that Jazmir had three gunshot wounds,” Dr. Kohler said.

The law firm representing the family of Jazmir Tucker, a 15-year-old boy killed by Akron police on Thanksgiving night, is reacting to findings from a medical examiner’s report from the teen’s death.

Akron police shot Jazmir Tucker three times, including twice in the back, officials said at a press conference Wednesday.

Summit County Medical Examiner Dr. Lisa Kohler gave a summary of autopsy findings Wednesday. The teen had three gunshot wounds: two in the torso and one in the arm, she said.

About two months after Jazmir Tucker was shot and killed by Akron police, findings in his autopsy were released.