waits to bury the 25-year-old. the mayor believes the autopsy report will answer many questions and has asked the governor to expedite its release. here at police headquarters the six officers involved with between three and 18 years on the force have been identified and remain suspended. david kerley, abc news, washington. >> we turn now to the other high profile police case in tulsa, oklahoma. the volunteer deputy facing second degree manslaughter charges is now free to go on vacation in the caribbean. robert bates, you see him there, that's his name, he's the deputy he pleaded not guilty in court yesterday. then asked the judge for permission to go fishing in the bahamas for almost a month. the judge said all right because bates' bail doesn't restrict his travel. he's free to go. but the family of the man who died when bates shot him with his gun instead of his taser says the trip sends a message of apathy about this case.