Officials have now ruled the actions of officers involved in a Jan. 13 shooting, justified.READ MORE | Victim identified in officer-involved shooting in Carlisl
In a press conference on Wednesday at 11 a.m., Cumberland County District Attorney Seán McCormack released extensive new details about the fatal shooting of Nathaniel Liberator.McCormack says the shooting occurred after officers attempted to detain Liberator for an incident with a young Carlisle resident that day.
Authorities state that when law enforcement grabbed hold of Liberator's arms to arrest him, he resisted, leading to a struggle on the ground with an officer. During the struggle, McCormack reports that Liberator pulled out a deer antler and tried to stab the officer multiple times. Fearing for the life of his partner, McCormack says the second officer fired two shots at Liberator, killing him.McCormack says the case is now closed and that neither officers' names will be released.
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