It certainly has been a traumatic time.

He said that as a prosecutor he felt the need to apologize to Mr. Marsh.

Everything the officers did in each of these occasions was right.

It's just a tragic, horrible set of circumstances. In each of these incidents the officers were doing their job and laid down their life as a result.

The individual in question is no longer employed.

Not reporting the discharge of a department firearm is a serious violation of department policy, leading us to conclude that termination is the appropriate action in this case.