TUCSON, Arizona (KGUN) — The lawsuit against former Tucson police officer Ryan Remington, whose electric scooter suspect was shot dead, has been dismissed without prejudice.
Judge Casey McGinley’s ruling came Tuesday, a week after news broke that a Pima County grand jury had declined to indict Remington for crimes related to the November 2021 death of Richard Lee Richards. rice field.
With the lawsuit dismissed without prejudice, the Pima County Attorney’s Office is free to continue its case against Remington.
Remington worked as an off-duty security guard at the Walmart at 1650 West Valencia Drive. When the man was still holding the knife and wouldn’t stop trying to enter Loews, he shot Richards.
An autopsy found seven bullets in Richard’s body.
Remington is fired from TPD Indicted in 2022, the charges were dropped.
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