The video above aired when the Office of the Inspector General’s preliminary report was released last February. ANSONIA, Conn. (WTNH) — The Connecticut Office of the Inspector General Monday released a report saying Bridgeport police officers’ use of deadly force last year was “flawed” but not legally unjustified.

The State Inspector General finds "flawed" police tactics in a deadly officer-involved shooting involving three Bridgeport officers but says the case lacks evidence for prosecution. Bridgeport Officers Matthew Hoffman and Wilberto Rivera-Colon and Sergeant Christopher Robinson pursued Jonathan Mark Lewis Bell after he fled a drug-related traffic stop around 4:15 p.