READ: Attorney General letter announcing no charges in Victor Perez officer-involved fatal shooting
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Victor Perez in a hospital bed before he died. | Courtesy photo
BOISE — The Idaho Attorney General’s Office announced Wednesday that charges will not be filed against four Pocatello police officers who shot Victor Perez, a teenager with developmental disabilities.
Here is the letter from Idaho Deputy Attorney General Jeff Nye to Bannock County Prosecuting Attorney Ian Johnson explaining why charges will not be filed. You can read our entire story about the decision here.
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