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'Forgiveness.' Dad invites police who killed 17-year-old daughter to Nebraska funeral

REPORT: Father Invites Officers Who Fatally Shot Daughter During Carjacking To Funeral

“To reach out and invite (us) to the service and say, ‘we forgive you.’ … When he’s willing to do that, then I have an obligation to be here and speak,” Chief Johnny Teehee said, according to the Omaha-World Herald. The four officers declined to attend, with Teehee noting “they just didn’t think they were ready to do this.” “They said, ‘Chief, I’m not going to be able to do this, but will you let this family know that I love them, and we hold no ill will?” Steven appeared to have forgiven the officers, saying they “were doing their jobs, they’re in pain and they had no idea that they were even teens,” according to the report.

Muskogee Police Chief Speaks At Funeral Of Teen Killed By Officers

Muskogee Police Chief Speaks At Funeral Of Teen Killed By Officers Muskogee Police Chief Johnny Teehee said he’s trying to make good out of tragedy after a teenager was shot and killed by his officers. Last month, officers shot and killed 17-year-old Farrah Rauch after she shot at them after a car chase. Her dad invited Teehee and the officers involved to her funeral in Nebraska and Teehee accepted. “This never happens. You don’t have the family of the victim of an officer-involved shooting reach out and invite them to the service and say, ‘we forgive you,’” Teehee said.

Police chief hugs father of Nebraska teen shot in Oklahoma after he was invited to her funeral

Police chief attends funeral of girl, 17, who was shot dead by his cops, hugs her father and tells mourners his officers are in pain because they didn t realize she was a teen Chief Johnny Teehee of Muskogee, Oklahoma, spoke about forgiveness at the funeral of 17-year-old Farrah Rauch in Blair, Nebraska, on Wednesday Teehee hugged Rauch s father as he walked to the lectern of a church in Blair  He said he had never been invited to speak at a victim s funeral in his 35-year law enforcement career Newly released video footage shows the high-speed chase and subsequent shootout with police

MPD chief, father of victim offer forgiveness