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As we approach 2017, here's hoping our news is a better mix of the good rather than bad. What ensued after Coroner Dan Blasdel announced he wanted to do a coroner's inquest began over a year-long process.

Apparently, Franklin County Coroner Dan Blasdell's goal will actually be realized.

Last year The U.S. District Attorney for Eastern Washington and Pasco Police Chief Robert Metzger asked the Department of Justice to examine it's practices and technical assistance to improve community relations. Monday, August 22, their report was released. The request was made three months after the fatal shooting of Antonio Zambrano, who was fatally shot after throwing rocks at cars, passers-by

Despite multiple local and even federal agencies choosing not to charge the three Pasco police officers directly involved in the fatal shooting of Antonio Zambrano last February, now the U.S. Civil Rights Commission wants the U.S. Attorney General to look at the case.

Tuesday, The U.S. District Attorney for Eastern Washington announced no charges will be brought against the three Pasco Police officers involved in the fatal shooting of Antonio Zambrano a year ago in February.

Soon, it will have been a year-and-a-half since the fatal shooting of Antonio Zambrano by Pasco police, after he was throwing rocks at cars, passersby, and later found to be on meth.

A group called Latino Civic Alliance has issued a statement in reference to a former Pasco police officer's attorney filing a motion that would request removing Coroner Dan Blasdell from the upcoming Zambrano shooting inquest.

Over the last couple of day's we've solicited YOUR opinion as to the upcoming Coroner's Inquest over the February 2015 fatal shooting of Antonio Zambrano.

Columbia Basin College has 'donated' the use of a room large enough for the  much-delayed coroner's inquest into the fatal shooting of a man who was throwing rocks and threatening passers-by and motorists last year in Pasco.

One year to the day of the fatal shooting of Antonio Zambrano by Pasco police after he was throwing rocks at passers-by, cars, and police at 10th and Lewis-and he pulled Taser prongs out of his arm because he was high on meth- the ACLU issues a report.