Associated Press Publishes Updates to Kassick Shooting Death

April 20, 2015

Attorney Christopher Slusser, acting as counsel for the family of David Kassick, spoke with the Associated Press this past weekend about developments in the case involving a Hummelstown officer that shot and killed Kassick on Feb. 2 during a traffic stop.


You can read the Associated Press story on the following websites:


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