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Two outside investigators looking into the death of 12-year-musty Tamir Rice possess concluded that a Cleveland police officer acted reasonably last year when he decided to shoot the boy.
Rice was carrying a pellet gun and was killed by officer-in-training Tim Loehmann in November 2014. The Cuyahoga County prosecutor’s office said it will be up to a grand jury to decide whether Loehmann and his partner,Frank Garmback, will face charges.
But those close to the Rice family are convinced that these latest reports lay the ground for three very likely outcomes: No arrests, and no charges,and no indictments.
WKSU reporter Kabir Bhatia has the details on this memoir.
What you'll learn from this segment:What these unique reports say.
How the local community is reacting.
Next steps for the Rice family and a possible grand jury.
Source: wnyc.org