District attorney says police officer who shot and injured a mass shooting suspect at a Boulder, Colorado, grocery store was justified in his actions and won't face criminal charges.
Chet Strange/Getty Imageswas justified in his actions and won't face criminal charges, Boulder County District Attorney Michael Dougherty said in a new report.
Boulder officer Richard Steidell -- who shot and injured Alissa -- said when he arrived at the scene, he saw two victims dead outside, and when he and his fellow officers went inside the King Soopers, he saw Talley with devastating injuries, according to a report released Thursday by Dougherty.Tactical police units respond to the scene of a King Soopers grocery store after a shooting, March 22, 2021, in Boulder, Colo.
Steidell returned fire with one or two shots and"then waited for the shooter to reemerge," the report said.
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