FLAGSTAFF, AZ — A grand jury has returned a 60-count indictment, including two counts of murder, against the suspect in an active shooter police situation in Flagstaff, which ultimately led to the deaths of two DPS crewmembers.
Terrell Storey, 50, was shot and taken into custody after a two-hour gun battle with officers on February 4, according to Flagstaff police.
Police had originally responded to a neighborhood near Lowell Observatory on a report of a domestic violence incident. A Department of Public Safety helicopter, Ranger 56, was flying overhead to assist the operation. It crashed, killing the pilot and the trooper/paramedic on board. The cause of the crash is under investigation.
RELATED: What happens next in the DPS helicopter crash investigation
In a direct complaint, the Coconino County Attorney's Office charged Storey with two counts of first-degree murder for the deaths of the helicopter crew.
On Thursday, a Coconino County Grand Jury returned an indictment charging Storey with two counts of first-degree felony murder, 28 counts of aggravated assault, six counts of first-degree burglary, six counts of endangerment, a dozen counts of disorderly conduct, plus weapons charges and resisting arrest.
Court documents accuse him of using his rifle to put officers and others in fear of being hurt. None were actually injured.
