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County officers' use of force justified in nonfatal September shooting, DOJ says

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The New Castle County Police Department officers who injured 30-year-old Portia Herndon in Ogletown on Sept. 9 were justified in firing their weapons, according to an investigation by the state Department of Justice. The department's Division of Civil Rights and Public Trust said that the officers believed deadly force was necessary to protect the life of the woman being shot at. The woman was indicted by a grand jury on charges of attempted murder.

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County officers' use of force justified in nonfatal September shooting, DOJ says

The Department of Justice said that both officers were justified in their belief that deadly force was necessary to save a third person's life.

1 year ago·New Castle, United States

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