Her office determined "the only reasonable conclusion was the officer's actions were justified," she said. At his own news conference after the district attorney's, Richard Olango said he would continue to pursue legal action over his son's shooting. Olango's shooting in September prompted days of protests and his relatives filed wrongful-death claims with the city, which usually precede lawsuits. At her earlier news conference, Dumanis acknowledged that the shooting had drawn international attention and protests. Dumanis said Olango repeatedly refused demands by an officer and pleas by his sister to take his hand out of his pocket.

Source: Fox News January 11, 2017 09:05 UTC