Prosecutors in the case of the death of Amir Locke during a no-Knock warrant raid in February have announced that no charges will be brought against any of the cops that were involved. Locke died in February during the raid on his apartment home.
It was argued throughout the case that Locke allegedly confronted the cops who performed the no-knock search warrant on his home with a gun inside of the home. Prosecutors say that Locke was in lawful ownership of the weapon, however, they maintain that it was instead his actions with the gun that resulted in his death.
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