Minneapolis police officers won't be charged after fatally shooting a black man last month

Minneapolis Police Department via AP

• Police officers fatally shot Thurman Blevins in Minneapolis, Minnesota on June 23.
• The 31-year-old black man was carrying a loaded gun during a foot chase with officers Ryan Kelly and Justin Schmidt.
• Hennepin County Attorney Mike Freeman said Monday the officers would not be charged.

No charges will be filed against two Minneapolis police officers who fatally shot a black man last month, a Minnesota prosecutor announced on Monday.

The announcement from Hennepin County Attorney Mike Freeman came hours after Minneapolis officials released body cam footage of the moment 31-year-old Thurman Blevins Jr. was shot by police officers Ryan Kelly and Justin Schmidt on June 23.See the rest of the story at Business Insider

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