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Passamaquoddy officers cleared in fatal shooting
Friday, July 18, 2008
Filed Under: Law

Maine attorney general Steven Rowe has cleared two officers of the Passamaquoddy Tribe in the fatal shooting of an armed man.

Officer Alexander Nicholas II and game warden Scott Francis shot and killed Douglas P. Kelley Jr. on the Indian Township Reservation on May 12. The officers were responding to a domestic violence call involving Kelley's ex-girlfriend.

In his findings, Rowe said the officers were justified in using dealing force. Kelley's blood alcohol level was more than four times the legal limit.

Kelley lived of the reservation.

Get the Story:
Officer, warden cleared in fatal shooting (The Bangor Daily News 7/18)

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Passamaquoddy police officers shoot armed man (5/13)



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