TOLEDO, OH (WTOL) - No further investigation is needed into a deadly shooting involving a Toledo police officer.
Officer Jonathon Curtis shot and killed Shane Marsh earlier this month when responding to a domestic dispute.
Police said Officer Curtis shot Marsh in the left thigh, causing him to bleed to death when the bullet hit an artery.
Marsh was well-known to the police, and had two warrants out for his arrest at the time of the shooting.
"Based on information I received from detectives, it appears that Officer Curtis acted within departmental policies and within the law. However, as in all officer-involved shooting incidents, the final criminal investigation will be forwarded to the Lucas County Prosecutor's Office for review," said Chief George Kral in a press conference following the shooting.
TPD said it has ended the internal investigation and Officer Curtis is back on the job.
