Constables omitted the fact that they shot Marcus Mungeam when evicting him from his apartment. A medical examiner's report shows one of their bullets entered his neck.
Arizona Republic
It’s still unclear which bullet killed Mungeam, a 33-year-old man living in an Arcadia apartment complex, according to the medical examiner's report. The two constables later told investigators that Mungeam, alone, shot himself in the head as they turned a corner to confront him. The examiner’s report, released Wednesday, said that Mungeam was shot in the neck once and also in the head. The report says that the gunshot wounds were from two different guns, one from a constable and another from Mungeam.
Clark, however, almost immediately went back to work without clearance from a mental health professional, as required by rules created by the Constable Ethics, Standards and Training Board.
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