Louisville Mayor says resignation speeds up termination process of officer who shot unarmed man
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Louisville's Police Chief made the decision to fire Officer Nathan Stotts last week after he shot and killed 27-year-old Martin Nitzken Jr.
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LMPD said the resignation ensures "that Mr. Stotts is immediately and permanently separated from LMPD. His personnel record will reflect that he resigned while in the process of being terminated."
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