D.A. reviews police shooting as friends remember 'good kid' who battled addiction

COTTONWOOD HEIGHTS — As Zane James lay face down on a grassy front yard in a residential neighborhood, an officer checking either his waistband or front jacket pocket found what appeared to be a gun.The 19-year-old who once hoped for a professional hockey career had just been shot twice while fleeing from Cottonwood Heights police.James, who died two days later, had been shot twice from behind and his weapon was still tucked away, according to police video.Salt Lake County District Attorne