Body cam video of the fatal officer, which was published near Nky Amazon Facility, released

Boone County, Ky. (WKRC)-The deputy of the sheriff of Boone County, who are involved in the fatal shootout of 35-year-old Michael Simpson, will not have any criminal complaints, the authorities said.

The incident occurred after a police persecution in front of an Amazon facility in Florence.

The Florence police initially responded to a report on a stolen half -tug. The officials stopped Simpson on the industrial road, where he left the vehicle and fled and a weapon held on his head. During the chase, Simpson tried two vehicles to Carjack while the officials tried to negotiate with him.

Body Camera film material recorded Simpson, who informed the police that he did not want to return to prison. Although Simpson had no previous knowledge, he had time for Dui. The situation escalated when Simpson started the MPs and prompted a MP to shoot three rounds and the other to fire one.

First aiders administered CPR before moving Simpson to the hospital, where he later died. It remains unclear whether Simpson focused his gun on the police or held her head. The public prosecutor stated that the shootout was justified as long as the officials were of the opinion that their lives were threatened.

“Do mathematics there, you will receive an idea of ​​how quickly officers have to react to a situation to decide whether you have to use fatal violence to protect your own life.

The investigators also showed that Simpson had previously tried suicide and mentioned “suicide through cop”.