Attorney general: Fatal shooting of unarmed man justified MICHAEL CASEY, Associated Press FacebookTwitterEmail The fatal shooting of an unarmed New Hampshire man last year by police was legally justified, the state attorney general's office announced Tuesday. Thornton police Officer Matthew Yao shot Ethan Freeman, 37, twice in the chest outside his apartment in October. No criminal charges will be filed, Deputy Attorney General Jane Young announced. According to an attorney general's report that was based largely on statements from Yao and video from his body-worn camera and patrol car, Freeman went to a school in the morning complaining of chest pains and asking for an ambulance. Yao arrived and talked with Freeman, who was taken to a hospital. Freeman declined to be admitted and left without being treated.