Tatallap Case Concludes with Arrests and Reforms as Federal Investigation Wraps Up
Tatallap, Krauanagaz— Over a year after the Capital District Court of Appeals’ historic 8-1 decision mandated federal intervention in the Tatallap shooting investigation, the Krauanagaz Department of Justice has concluded its inquiry with a slate of indictments, policy recommendations, and a joint provincial-federal reform agreement hailed as a watershed in intergovernmental cooperation.
Federal agents, operating under close judicial supervision, concluded that five officers of the Zhzoatal Provincial Guard acted with “gross negligence and racially-biased intent” during the January 2, 2024 shooting in Tatallap, which left 31 unarmed civilians dead as well as hundreds injured, and sparked nationwide protests. All five were arrested Tuesday morning following a sealed indictment from a federal grand jury. Charges include manslaughter, murder, deprivation of rights under color of law, obstruction of justice, and falsifying official reports.