'21 Fatal Police Shooting of Man At Augusta Shelter Was Justified
The Maine Attorney General's Office has ruled the police-involved fatal shooting of a man at an Augusta homeless shelter was a case of self-defense.
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The Maine Attorney General's Office has ruled the police-involved fatal shooting of a man at an Augusta homeless shelter was a case of self-defense.
The Maine Attorney General's Office has ruled the police-involved fatal shooting of a man at an Augusta homeless shelter was a case of self-defense.
The Maine Attorney General's Office has ruled the police-involved fatal shooting of a man at an Augusta homeless shelter was a case of self-defense.
After cops told the 34-year-old man holding a large chef's knife to drop the weapon, he can be heard in surveillance footage saying "Kill me."
Augusta Police Cheif Jared Mills said his officers have been responding to more dangerous calls since this summer in Maine