Fargo officers who fatally shot Mapleton man during mental health crisis didn't violate policy, chief says
Fargo Police Chief Zibolski will discuss the internal investigation in the Andrew Martinez shooting on Thursday.
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Fargo Police Chief Zibolski will discuss the internal investigation in the Andrew Martinez shooting on Thursday.
The Fargo Human Rights Commission was "out of order" in its attempts to formulate a proposal to find an outside firm to look into the fatal shootings of Shane Netterville and Andrew Martinez. Diversity, Equity and Inclusion Director Terry Hogan recommended the human rights commission allow the police board to take up the issue.
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North Dakota Attorney General Drew Wrigley said the shooting of Andrew Martinez was justified, meaning officers won't face criminal charges. The Martinez family asked law enforcement to reevaluate how they respond to a mental health crisis.
(Fargo, ND) -- The four officers involved in the deadly shooting of suspect Andrew Martinez in Mapleton on August 1st acted in a manner that reasonable, justified and lawful. That's according to Attorney General Drew Wrigley. Wrigley announced the conclusion of his investigation at a press conference Monday morning at the Fargo Police Department. The officers involved were