HOUSTON — An autopsy report has been released for the man shot and killed along with his wife in a no-knock raid back in January.
The report shows Dennis Tuttle, 59, was shot nine times during the raid. His death has been ruled a homicide.
Tuttle and his wife Rhogena Nicholas, 58, were shot and killed inside their home on Harding Street on January 28. Five officers were injured in the raid.
The couple had lived in the home for more than 20 years. Neighbors made a memorial outside the home in the days following the shootout.
The raid led to multiple policy changes within the Houston Police Department and an FBI civil rights investigation.
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