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Ali Osman was shot and killed by Phoenix police on Sept. 24 during a confrontation with officers. Courtesy Muktar Sheikh "When the officer made the decision to shoot, that decision was a reasonable one based on the force Mr. Osman had used against them and was continuing to use," Mitchell explained at a press conference. "Therefore, I will not be seeking criminal charges against the officers in this matter." Yet it was hardly a shock, he added. "I was not surprised at all. And that's a problem," he said. "We've seen that this is a problem in Maricopa County." Smith, the family's attorney, scoffed at this reasoning. Most of the rocks on the scene were small pieces of gravel, he noted. In February, Osman's sister and parents sued the city and its police department over his death, following a claim that sought $85 million in damages from the city. The legal proceedings are moving forward with settlement talks likely to begin in the months ahead, Smith said. The police department's internal review into the incident is ongoing, Sgt. Brian Bower, a spokesperson for the agency, told Phoenix New Times in an email on Wednesday. The two officers who shot Osman "have been assigned to a non-enforcement position during the course of this investigation," he said. The department has not yet commented on whether it believes the officers acted outside of policy, and it's not clear when a decision will be made in the case. 欢迎你提供有关沉浸式阅读器的反馈.内容是否正确显示在此网页上? camera bag cyber mondayburberry bags copy

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