Video released in December captured the moment when Leen pointed a gun at an angry driver.
EDMONDS, Wash. — An off-duty police officer arrested for allegedly pointing her pistol at an angry driver during a road rage incident in December won’t be facing felony charges, the Snohomish County Prosecutor’s Office said Wednesday.
Prosecutors said they will not be filing felony charges against Melinda Leen.
However, Leen could face non-felony criminal charges if the Lynnwood municipal prosecuting attorney presses them against her.
Video released in December captured the moment when Leen pointed a gun at an angry driver.
Lynnwood police were
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