NJ.com featured attorney Ken Fulginiti in its coverage of developments following the fatal police shooting of 22-year-old New Jersey college student Glenwood “Bubba” Pysher in Upper Pottsgrove, Pennsylvania. The report focused on the retirement of Cpl. Sean Farrell one day after he was charged with voluntary manslaughter and related offenses in Pysher’s death.

PA officer retires one day after being charged in fatal shooting of N.J. college student, lawyer says

Fulginiti, identified in the coverage as a lawyer for the Pysher family, said he was monitoring the criminal proceedings, including a preliminary hearing scheduled for September 10, as the family considers a potential federal civil rights lawsuit against the officer, police department, or township.

The NJ.com report also noted that Fulginiti had been contacted by people who described previous encounters with Farrell as aggressive, including during routine interactions with police. The article detailed one Upper Pottsgrove resident’s account of a traffic stop involving Farrell, while Farrell’s attorney said he had not heard such allegations and declined to comment on them.

The coverage highlights the continuing legal scrutiny surrounding Pysher’s death as both the criminal case and the possibility of civil litigation develop.

Read the full coverage here.

Fulginiti Law continues its work on behalf of the Pysher family as the matter proceeds.