Jurors decline to indict in fatal drug raid
Glenwood, Ia. - A seven-member Mills County grand jury declined Friday to indict Tim Fulmer, a member of the Southwest Iowa Narcotics Enforcement Task Force, for fatally shooting a rural Glenwood man during a Dec. 29 raid of the man's home.
But the victim's family called the two-day grand jury proceeding and outcome a cover-up by law enforcement to protect one of its own. Family members said they plan to file a wrongful death suit against Fulmer, a Council Bluffs police officer.
Brett Lynn Pace, 46, was watching television with a friend about 6:15 a.m. Dec. 29 when members of the narcotics enforcement task force burst into his farmhouse, looking for drugs and weapons. Pace was shot twice in the chest by Fullmer, 33, and died.
But the victim's family called the two-day grand jury proceeding and outcome a cover-up by law enforcement to protect one of its own. Family members said they plan to file a wrongful death suit against Fulmer, a Council Bluffs police officer.
Brett Lynn Pace, 46, was watching television with a friend about 6:15 a.m. Dec. 29 when members of the narcotics enforcement task force burst into his farmhouse, looking for drugs and weapons. Pace was shot twice in the chest by Fullmer, 33, and died.
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Brett was a good friend of mine and after the shot him they let him lay on the floor and bleed to death while they searched his house!!! Brett was a wonderful person who would have helped anyone out that needed it!!!!
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