US Soldier Cleared in Fatal Shooting of Russian Utility Worker

Investigation concludes actions justified under North Carolina's Castle Doctrine; questions remain about the incident and victim's activities.

The Moore County Sheriff's Office determined the soldier acted in self-defense against Ramzan Daraev.
Daraev, a Chechen asylum-seeker, was reportedly taking photos near the soldier's home.
Daraev's family disputes claims of aggression and military background, considering legal action.
Authorities found Daraev was conducting legitimate utility work, though he lacked proper identification.
The incident has raised concerns about security and the handling of foreign nationals in the US.