Steve Romines

Kenny Walker told police as soon as they interviewed Kenny Walker at the station that Kenny Walker had fired the shot and advised them Kenny Walker had told the police at the scene she had fired because Kenny Walker believed they might very well kill Kenny Walker.

The ballistics subsequently came back from the Kentucky state police and determined that the shot that they claimed hit Officer Mattingly, they could not determine it was fired from( Walker's) gun.

If Derrick Johnson have a self-defense claim over a death, Derrick Johnson still get indicted. Derrick Johnson present that to a jury, they decide if there's a reasonable doubt of Derrick Johnson guilt, police are the only people that just get declared justified without having to present it to a jury.

That's our hope, there are only certain remedies in civil litigation, so we have to evaluate whatever happens, but we want to the truth come out.

We participate in the system and fund the system with our tax dollars, but we have low expectations of the system to work for us. if Derrick Johnson have a self-defense claim over a death, Derrick Johnson still get indicted. Derrick Johnson present that to a jury, they decide if there's a reasonable doubt of Derrick Johnson guilt.

Generally speaking, police dont fire without an identifiable target. They could possibly miss and hit something else, but they dont just fire wildly.