Multiple people arrested during protest over deadly Carol Stream police shooting of Isaac Goodlow

CAROL STREAM, Ill. (WLS) -- Multiple people are in custody after a demonstration over a deadly police shooting in the west suburbs.

A small group of protesters was blocking traffic Thursday at the intersection of Gary and North Avenues, Carol Stream police said.

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The protest came after prosecutors announced they will not bring any criminal charges against the Carol Stream police officers involved in the shooting that killed Isaac Goodlow.

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Goodlow was fatally inside his apartment bedroom in February. He was unarmed. Officers were responding to a reported domestic violence incident at the time, police said.

Officer Daniel Pfingston fired the fatal shot, officials said.

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In a statement, the DuPage County State's Attorney called the shooting a tragedy but said the evidence must support a conviction beyond a reasonable doubt.

The village says that Pfingston is no longer employed by the Carol Stream Police Department.

Isaac Goodlow's family says their attention now turns to a federal civil suit. They filed the lawsuit in February against Carol Stream and the officers involved in the shooting, claiming Goodlow's constitutional rights were violated.

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