(File Photo of Beaver County District Attorney Nate Bible)

Noah Haswell, Beaver County Radio News

(Beaver County, PA) The ATF agent that shot and killed eighteen-year-old Kendric Curtis of Aliquippa in Aliquippa on September 18th, 2025 will now not get criminal charges against him. According to an announcement from Beaver County District Attorney Nate Bible in a press conference yesterday, Curtis fired two shots with a stolen handgun at a vehicle carrying three law enforcement officers before he was shot and killed by a federal ATF agent. This incidenthappenedin the area ofWaugaman Street and Tyler Street on September 18th, 2025. Bible confirmed that Curtis fired two rounds at the ATF agent and one of those rounds was lodged in the door of the front passenger of his vehicle. This caused the agent to fire back at Curtis, which ended up killing Curtis. Bible claimedthat Curtis was not eligible to possess a handgun nor was he eligible to obtain a concealed carry permit legally because he was eighteen years old. Curtis was a student who went to Aliquippa High School and was in his senior year of high school at the time he was shot and killed.