New York Post coverage of the voluntary manslaughter charge against an Upper Pottsgrove police officer featured attorney Ken Fulginiti speaking on behalf of the family of Glenwood Earl Pysher IV, a 22-year-old college student who was fatally shot after mistakenly arriving at the wrong home.

Officer charged with voluntary manslaughter in ‘preventable’ killing of NJ college athlete

The article reports that Montgomery County District Attorney Kevin Steele charged Cpl. Sean Farrell following an investigation that included a review of body-worn camera footage. According to prosecutors, Pysher had his hands raised, was unarmed, and was not considered a threat when Farrell fired two shots. Investigators also determined that Farrell had less-than-lethal options available that he did not use.

Fulginiti, identified as an attorney for Pysher’s family, addressed the charge on the family’s behalf, expressing their gratitude for the work of the Montgomery County District Attorney’s Office and their desire to see justice pursued following Pysher’s death. His inclusion in the New York Post coverage highlights his role representing the family as the criminal case moves forward.

Read the full coverage here.

Fulginiti Law continues its work representing the Pysher family in connection with this matter.