RALEIGH, N.C. — A report detailing the investigation into the deadly mass shooting in Raleigh is expected to be released to the public Thursday, according to city officials.
The five-day report is a standard practice for officer-involved shootings and is meant to address the circumstances of the mass shooting, and what might have led to the Oct. 13 incident that left five residents dead and two injured, city officials said.
The State Bureau of Investigation is also looking into the officers who discharged their weapons during the incident, Police Chief Estella Patterson said Tuesday.