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Posted: Wednesday, 23 May 2012 6:15AM

Marysville Police Officer Faces Manslaughter Charge



MARYSVILLE, Wash.  (Metro)  -- A Marysville police officer whose daughter was accidentally shot to death by a sibling faces a charge of second-degree manslaughter. 

Snohomish County prosecutors say Officer Derek Carlile created a hazardous situation by leaving his loaded, unsecured handgun within reach of four children. 

Seven-year-old Jenna Carlile died on March 10th after her three-year-old brother picked up the .38-caliber revolver and fired it in the family's van in Stanwood. 

Arraignment for Derek Carlile is scheduled for June 5th.    
 
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