VASSALBORO, Maine (AP) The Maine Attorney General’s Office says police officers were justified in fatally shooting two people who were in a pickup truck that rammed a police cruiser.

In a report released this week, investigators said state police Lt. Scott Ireland and Trooper Jeff Parks acted in self-defense in the February 2017 shooting of 25-year-old Kadhar Bailey, of Gardiner, and 18-year-old Ambroshia Fagre, of Oakland.

The Bangor Daily News reports investigators also determined Vassalboro Police Chief Mark Brown, who shot at Bailey but missed, was justified in opening fire.

The report says police were investigating burglaries in Vassalboro when they discovered Bailey in a truck. Investigators say Bailey refused to drop his gun and crashed into a police cruiser. The report says Fagre wasn’t visible in the truck when police fired.

Fagre’s family has said she was an innocent bystander.