An inquest has been ordered into the shooting death of a man on the Muskowekwan First Nation in Saskatchewan.
RCMP officers shot and killed Delbert Kenneth Pelletier, 44, on November 13. They said he fired shots at them after an hours-long standoff at his home.
But family members said the RCMP went too far. They said the officers should have left Pelletier alone.
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Inquest to probe RCMP shooting (The Regina Leader-Post 12/5)
Inquest ordered into death of man shot by RCMP
(CBC 12/4)
Dead man's family still angry, grieving (The Regina Leader-Post 11/30)
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