Results of investigation into fatal Costco shooting to be announced Following a months-long investigation into the fatal shooting of a woman by a Loudoun County sheriff's deputy, Loudoun County Commonwealth's Attorney Jim Plowman said he would release a summary report of the investigation's findings at a news conference Wednesday afternoon. The shooting occurred May 29 after two deputies responded to a report of a disorderly person at a Costco store in Sterling. When the deputies arrived at the scene, they found 38-year-old Mhai Scott, who was armed with a knife and possibly a pair of scissors, according to law enforcement authorities. Sheriff's office officials said Scott did not respond to commands to drop her weapons, and that an attempt to use a Taser to subdue her was not successful. When Scott continued to advance on the deputies, one fired multiple shots, striking and killing her, authorities said. The second deputy was struck by a bullet in the leg. Neither of the two deputies involved have been publicly identified by authorities. The shooting of Scott, a Filipina, raised concerns throughout the Filipino community, and prompted demands for a thorough review of the circumstances surrounding her death. The Philippines embassy, along with other Filipino-American organizations and members of Scott's family in the Philippines, questioned whether the shooting represented a disproportionate and unnecessary use of force. In the aftermath of the shooting, Loudoun County Sheriff Mike Chapman said a thorough joint investigation would be conducted by the Sheriff's Office and Virginia State Police. The Commonwealth Attorney's Office confirmed last month that Plowman would review the evidence gathered in the course of the investigation before releasing a public report. Scott's mother and sister appeared in an interview aired on ABS-CBN News, a television network in Manila, soon after the killing. Speaking in Tagalog, their native language, they both wept and said they were distraught and angry over Scott's death. Scott's mother, Medina De Leon, said her daughter had recently been depressed because she was involved in a custody battle with her ex-husband, with whom she had two daughters. Scott's ex-husband has declined to comment on the shooting or the subsequent investigation. The results of the investigation will be announced in downtown Leesburg at 3:30 p.m. Wednesday, according to a statement by the Commonwealth Attorney's Office. Plowman will be joined by Chapman and a representative from the Virginia State Police, the statement said.