More than a year later, it's not clear if Forsyth County DA has made a decision in fatal shooting by deputies

More than a year ago, Forsyth County sheriff’s deputies fatally shot a man after he led them on a mile-long chase in Clemmons. But Forsyth County District Attorney Jim O’Neill has not publicly announced if he has made a decision on whether the deputies used excessive force.
In January, O’Neill said he had not made a decision in the fatal shooting of Christopher Joel Mock, who had been a person of interest in the disappearance of his on-and-off again girlfriend, Toni Renee Handy, in March 202. Winston-Salem police later found Handy dead on the same day that Forsyth County sheriff’s deputies were chasing Mock and killed him. Handy was shot twice in the head.

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