Anthony Logan is a 23 year-old resident in the town of Schenectady, New York who was shot by police while standing on the second floor balcony of his house - the incident was caught on Facebook live. ^[1]

Born and raised on the United States East Coast, he grew up in the state of New York and in the city of Schenectady. He lives on 533 Mumford St. with relatives.

Anthony is said to have ADHD.

The earliest record of Logan getting into trouble with law enforcement was in October, 2012 where he was accused of possessing a loaded.25-caliber pistol at a Paige Street address.

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He also pleaded guilty to attempted criminal possession of a weapon and received two years, six months in prison.

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After his release, police arrested him again in August 2015 on a parole warrant and misdemeanor resisting arrest, records show.

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Police made that arrest at a Hulett Street address after he ran inside to escape parole officers.

A police K9 located him inside the apartment and he was arrested after initially refusing to get on the floor, according to papers filed in that case.

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His most recent release from prison came in March, records show.

He is to remain on parole until May 2018.

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On the morning of June 5th, 2017, the police received a domestic disturbance call located at Logan's house.

Logan stood outside on the balcony of the second floor of his house speaking to the cops when they arrived.

Cops immediately guarded themselves and secured the area.

While Anthony stay on the balcony, one of his relatives exited the home and walked down the street - cleared to leave.

While at the same time, his sister remained inside.

Eventually she was escorted out and Anthony returned inside of the house from the balcony.

Tensions rose as Anthony continued to emerge from the house and onto the balcony, then he would later go inside.

Anthony eventually took out cigarettes and stood on the balcony.

In a sudden movement, it appeared that Anthony was going to pull out something from underneath, such as a gun, and the cops did not take the risk - he was immediately shot down.

The cops waited for almost two hours before paramedics entered and took him to Albany Medical Center.

The entire incident was caught on Facebook live by a neighbor, Robert van Outlar.