A Titusville police officer arrested on manslaughter charges in a fatal shooting has bonded out. FDLE investigators say Officer Joshua Payne shot and killed James Lowery who was running away from him last December. It’s an arrest that attorneys representing the family say is encouraging for them in order to hold the officer accountable. Florida Department of Law Enforcement investigators say Officer Payne was responding to a 911 call about a man attacking a woman back in December. While attempting to question 40-year-old James Lowery, a chase ensued. According to the report, Officer Payne tried to use his taser to stop Lowery from jumping a gate. At the time he was holding both his taser and handgun. When he tried to climb the fence he fired one round, killing Lowery, who was later determined not to have been involved in the attack. After the FDLE investigated Payne’s use of deadly force, they submitted their findings to State Attorney Phil Archer's office, who filed the manslaughter charge.