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Officer’s Self-Defense Upheld in Shooting | Duluth News
In a tense May 2026 incident in Superior, Wisconsin, Officer Ronald Robinson fired after Scott Roe allegedly lunged toward him with a knife. Though Roe had reportedly requested police to shoot him, bodycam footage and witness accounts—including from injured bystander Macy Johnson—showed Robinson acted after seeing Roe advance with a weapon. Johnson was struck by accident while behind Roe. The District Attorney concluded Robinson’s actions were legally justified self-defense, as he perceived an imminent threat and used only necessary force. No charges will be filed. Listen in comfort:Get a…
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