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The first articles I had followed made not mention of the status of the officer, so I missed that.

Still puzzled by the alarmed response. I would fully expect to turn over the weapon used in defense to the investigating agency.

Just because a person hasn't yet been charged, doesn't mean investigators are reviewing the case and meeting with prosecutors. I don't know the specifics of this case, but that is the nature of investigations. The weapon is a big fat piece of evidence.

I hope both parties end up fine and learned some things along the way.

Seriously - she killed somebody with it. It's definitely getting taken. And I'm slightly appalled that that is your first concern, honestly....

Even in a "good" shoot, the gun will be taken, at least for a while.