Overview

• District Attorney Stephen Howe delivered the findings Thursday at a news conference alongside the Officer-Involved Critical Incident Investigation Team.
• Investigators said Jose Enrique Cartagena Chacon picked up a gun as officers approached his parked car at the Lenexa Crossing Apartments on June 22.
• The weapon was later identified as a CO2 pellet gun that the report says qualifies as a firearm under Kansas law.
• Officials reported the encounter lasted about 10 seconds and that Cartagena Chacon was shot eight times, with no officers injured.
• Family attorneys dispute the account and say they plan to file a federal civil lawsuit.