A police shooting in Saratoga Springs last year has been ruled unjustified, and prosecutors are now deciding whether to file charges. This could lead to major reforms and accountability within the police department.
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Taxpayers might end up footing the bill for lawsuits or settlements if the city is found liable.
The community and the family of the victim could see justice served and potentially safer policing practices in the future.
The officer(s) involved could face criminal charges and professional repercussions, and the police department's reputation could take a hit.
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