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EDMOND, Oklahoma -- Edmond Police officer Tony Hill has been cleared by District Attorney David Prater in the recent officer involved shooting that occurred February 25 near 33rd Street and West Interstate 35 Frontage Road.
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"It is my finding that this use of force by Officer Tony Hill was justified and appropriate under the law and thus no action by the District Attorney's Office is warranted," Prater said.
The shooting remains under investigation by the Edmond Police Department.
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