Paskey did not provide Jeff s last name in the statement. To date, only his first name has been publicized, Paskey said Thursday. The statement is consistent with the articles.
Interviewed by department, feds Jeff and his wife agreed to be interviewed by his department without hesitation, Paskey wrote. Both did so because neither had done anything morally, ethically or legally wrong, according to Paskey. Neither traveled to our nation’s capital with the intention of partaking in any of the lawless and despicable actions that unfolded both outside and inside the U.S. Capitol building that day.
After conducting an investigation, Officer Jeff’s department concluded that he did not violate any of its policies, did not discipline him in any way and returned him to full duty, according to Paskey.
Whitaker was shot twice by Officer Jeff Cooke. When terrible things like this happen, we naturally want to find out who was right and who was wrong, Adel s statement read. Mr. Whitaker is dead and he shouldn’t be. It is natural to try to find who is at fault; we want to assess blame.
In a notice of claim filed by Whitaker s family in November, naming the city of Phoenix, Chief Jeri Williams and the two officers involved, they claimed the city was reckless and unjustified in shooting and killing Whitaker.
The Phoenix City Council voted 9-0 in December to pay $3 million to Whitaker s family.
BILLINGS, Mont. - Billings Police Officers put on their Santa hats Saturday morning, spreading holiday cheer to some lucky kids in the Magic City for their first ever Shop With A Cop event.
It s was an early Christmas miracle at the Walmart in Billings as local kiddos had a blast meeting Santa and shopping with a cop. Seeing the smiles on their faces and these three guys I was with today, just how big their hearts are, said Officer Jeff Stovall.Â
Officer Stovall had his hands full Saturday shopping with Paul, Vailin and Erykah, for the shop with a cop program which is meant give local police a chance to give back to their community and teach youngsters about law enforcement.