Grand jury votes not to charge 3 Ventnor officers who shot man holding broken bottle
Three Ventnor police officers will not face any criminal charges in the deadly shooting of a Pennsylvania man.
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Jun 28, 2022, 9:41 PM
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6h agoThree Ventnor police officers will not face any criminal charges in the deadly shooting of a Pennsylvania man.
A state grand jury voted not to charge Officers Michael Arena, Pierluigi Mancuso and Robert Scarborough in the August 2020 death of 30-year-old Amir Johnson.
Prosecutors say Ventnor police were called to Wellington and West End avenues for reports of a man behaving erratically. The officers shot Johnson after he approached them with a broken bottle and refused their commands to drop it.
