Cottonwood Heights officer not justified in ramming into 19-year-old man before fatally shooting him

Prosecutors reopened the investigation into the police shooting of Zane James after new information came to light.

(Leah Hogsten | The Salt Lake Tribune) Aaron James holds a photograph of his son, Zane James Thursday. The James' and their attorney Bob Sykes have filed a civil rights complaint, May 16, 2019, alleging excessive force was used by Cottonwood Heights Police Department officer in the fatal shooting of their son, 19-year-old Zane James on May 29, 2018.

Cottonwood Heights officer not justified in ramming into 19-year-old man before fatally shooting him

Prosecutors reopened the investigation into the police shooting of Zane James after new information came to light.

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