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Investigator says fatal shooting by Connecticut police was 'questionable,' but declines to prosecute

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ANSONIA, Conn. (AP) — Connecticut police officers who shot a man to death last year may not have been justified and their tactics were flawed, but there wasn’t enough evidence to bring criminal charges, the state’s inspector general said in a report released Monday. Three Bridgeport officers opened fire on Jonathan Bell in Ansonia, Connecticut, on Feb. 4, 2024, after a high-speed car chase that ended when Bell crashed into a house. The officers,…

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Investigator says fatal shooting by Connecticut police was 'questionable,' but declines to prosecute

ANSONIA, Conn. (AP) — Connecticut police officers who shot a man to death last year may not have been justified and their tactics were flawed, but there wasn’t enough evidence to bring criminal charges, the state’s inspector general said in a report released Monday. Three Bridgeport officers opened fire on Jonathan Bell in Ansonia, Connecticut, on Feb. 4, 2024, after a high-speed car chase that ended when Bell crashed into a house. The officers,…

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Inspector general finds fatal shooting of unarmed man by Bridgeport police ‘questionable’

Inspector General Robert Devlin, Jr. said the investigation did not find enough evidence to support prosecution despite the police mistakes.

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Hartford Courant broke the news in Hartford, United States on Monday, February 3, 2025.
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