Police investigating the fatal shooting of Antonio Zambrano-Montes, a Hispanic man shot dead by officers in Pasco, Washington, have declined to reveal how many bullets were fired at the unarmed 35-year-old, despite assuring reporters they have accounted for all the rounds discharged during the fatal incident.
At a press conference on Thursday, Sgt Ken Lattin of Kennewick police, the spokesman for the special investigative unit (SIU) of neighboring forces investigating the incident, conceded for the first time that all three officers involved in the shooting had opened fire. He would not reveal how many rounds were discharged, arguing the medical examiner’s office would disclose the tally at a later date.
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