Carol Stream police officers wont be charged in Isaac Goodlow shooting NBC Chicago [Video]

The DuPage County State’s Attorney will not file criminal charges against Carol Stream police officers in the shooting death of 30-year-old Isaac Goodlow earlier this year.

According to a press release from State’s Attorney Robert Berlin, the office will not pursue charges against Officer Daniel Pfingston or two other officers that entered the residence in the February shooting.

Pfingston was one of two officers placed on paid leave after the shooting, which took place on Feb. 3.

According to authorities, officers were called to a residence after a report of a “domestic violence incident.” Officers were given permission to enter the residence by a woman who alleged that Goodlow had attacked her during the incident, and a single shot was fired during the confrontation that followed, striking Goodlow in the chest.

He was later pronounced dead at an area hospital.

Footage of the incident was released in March, but Goodlow’s family alleged that the video was “blurred and edited,” and called for unedited footage to be released …