COTTON PLANT, Ark. – Prosecutors have ruled that the use of deadly force was justified in an officer-involved shooting that happened in March.
Arkansas State Police officials said the First Judicial Deputy Prosecuting Attorney’s Office concluded that the use of deadly force by a Cotton Plant Police Department officer was justified in the incident.
On March 24, state police said the Cotton Plant Police Department responded to a shooting in the 300 block of Rush Street around 6:30 p.m.
During the incident, state police said 21-year-old Michael Crenshaw of Missouri shot a man and fled the scene.
Authorities said Crenshaw was later found walking north on Main Street by a CPPD officer. The man who was shot then arrived on Main Street and police said there was a confrontation between the two before Crenshaw held a weapon to the man’s head.
Police said a CPPD officer then fired at Crenshaw and hit him.
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