Lethal force in Nanaimo shooting ruled as reasonable: Report concludes

No charges for Nanaimo Mountie after B.C. police watchdog probes July shooting

Posted: Feb. 8, 2023 7:20PMThe lethal force used in an officer-related fatality in July has been ruled as reasonable force, Wednesday Feb. 8

According to her, the confrontation began when she went to pick up Sean Brown, the 54-year-old suspect referred to as AP. At some point during their drive, an argument broke out between Brown and the witness. Once it turned physical, she dialed 911.

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