Prosecutors say officers involved in fatal shooting of Salina man won’t be charged ...Middle East

TOPEKA, Kan. (AP) — The police officers and state troopers involved in the fatal shooting of Salina man were justified in their actions and won’t be charged, prosecutors said. Salina police officers went to the home of Larry Wray Jr., 44, on July 24 to arrest him on an outstanding warrant. While doing so, an officer spotted Jesse Wray, 25, inside the detached garage, pointing a gun at the officer, the Kansas Bureau of Investigation said in a statement Friday. Jesse Wray also had a warrant, and the officers retreated, the KBI said. Other officers and troopers arrived. Jesse Wray refused orders to come out. After a while, they saw smoke and flames coming from the garage and the door opened. A

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