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ROCHESTER, Minn. – Charges will not be filed against an Olmsted county deputy who fired a shot at a suspect vehicle.Law enforcement tried to arrest Jesse James Johnson for a
Olmsted County Deputy Sean Michael Cooper use of deadly force was justified, according to the Olmsted County Attorney Mark Ostrem.
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The County Attorneydetermined the use of deadly force was justified.
The County Attorneydetermined the use of deadly force was justified.