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An officer-involved shooting in Mt. Iron has been ruled justified use of deadly force. |  Photo: WDIO WDIO Created: February 08, 2021 02:48 PM The St. Louis County Attorney's office said two deputies' use of force has been ruled justified. This stems from a shooting in Mt. Iron back in December. Estavon Elioff died after being shot multiple times. The deputies involved were Ryan Smith and Matt Tomsich. A two-tier outside system was conducted to review the case. The first involved retired St. Louis Cou...

19-year-old Estavon Elioff died in the Dec. 5 incident.

St. Louis County Attorney: Use of Deadly Force Justified in Mt. Iron Officer-Involved Shooting February 8, 2021 MT. IRON, Minn. – The St. Louis County Attorney’s Office has ruled that the use of deadly force was justified in a December officer-involved shooting in Mt. Iron. The ruling is in connection to a December 5, 2020 incident, when Deputy Ryan Smith and Deputy Matt Tomsich were involved in a shooting that killed 19-year-old Estavon Dominick Elioff. According to the report, a two-tier outside review was conducted. The first in-depth review was performed by Vemon D. Swanum, a retired ...

Our View: Court reform finds an unexpected ally St. Louis County Attorney Mark Rubin: "We shouldn’t need the laws; we already have an ethical responsibility. ... I realize there are flaws in the system. Our duty is to do justice, not just to convict. And if we convict an innocent person, we have not done justice.” Written By: News Tribune Editorial Board | 11:00 am, Feb. 2, 2021 × Though not often, it does happen: a suspect in jail awaiting trial comes forward claiming another inmate confessed or shared damning information and asks what sort of consideration he can ...

The state’s top law enforcement agency has completed its investigation into the fatal shooting of Estavon Dominick Elioff in December in Mountain Iron by two sheriff’s deputies and started handing over findings to the St. Louis County Attorney’s Office for review. The turning over of the Minnesota Bureau of Criminal Apprehension’s findings was confirmed Wednesday morning. The investigation remains open during the review and the details are not made public per state law, said BCA spokeswoman Jill Oliveira. Elioff, 19, a Hispanic and white man from Virginia, was fatally shot...