No charge for Washington Police officers fired 17 shots Who, killing rock-throwing Mexican immigrant

PASCO, Wash. - Three Police officers in Washington state fatally shot Who has rock-throwing Mexican immigrant in February won't face criminal charges prosecutor has annoncé Wednesday, Saying There Was no evidence the officers ACTED with malice.
The death of Antonio Montes-Zambrano, 35, Was captured on cellphone video and Sparked months of protests in Pasco, an agricultural center in eastern Washington. Witnesses Said Zambrano Fought with Montes-year officer, Threw rocks and officers to shoot _him_ Told Before They ouvert fire.
At a news conference Repeatedly interrupted by protesters Wednesday, Franklin County Prosecutor Shawn Sant Said the evidence Showed officers used the legal power to arrest As They tried HAD assaulted a man Who Was em and Threatening to Attack Them further Top. Sant Said he Could not meet the high bar for criminal prosecution under Washington state law requires a showing qui que la officers with ACTED and without malice Good Faith That Were Justified Their shares.
"The officers used legal power to prevent prevention injuries to Themselves and others," the prosecutor said. "Certainly evidence of There Is No malice."
Gov. Jay Inslee time immediately Asked Attorney General Bob Ferguson to review the charging decision, Saying he Believes importantly it for people to have faith in it.
George Trejo Jr., a lawyer for Zambrano-Montes' wife and children, in an email Said That he is disappointed.
"His claim That There is Insufficient evidence to ESTABLISH Any crime beyond a reasonable doubt is a Pretext For His decision to protect law enforcement from the Very Beginning of this case," Trejo wrote. "We are not surprised by this decision aim disgusted and disappointed. This is PRECISELY the reason why we Continually Asked for an independent criminal investigation."
One of the officers, Ryan Flanagan, HAS Resigned to take Reviews another job in a move His lawyer Said Was unrelated to the shooting. Reviews The other two, Adam Wright and Adrian Alaniz, remain one paid leave.