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Coupled with the state’s stand your ground law, more unregulated guns in public spaces also raise the stakes of what were once harmless mistakes.

In the decade since his death, more states have made it easier for armed citizens to kill with impunity.

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​ Feb 05 | by A white man was given a one-year sentence for “tampering with evidence” in the 2018 shooting death of his alleged black lover. Details inside… Circuit Judge Gardner Kent Fraser – the son of a former Baker County Sheriff’s Office deputy – to one-year in Baker County jail after entering his non-contest plea to the “tampering with evidence” charge he got following the 2018 fatal shooting of Domonic “DJ” Broadus II. T...

White Man Kills Black Lover, Receives 1 Year in Prison for Evidence Tampering Feb 03, 2021 1:50 PM 12,897 views   Staff Writer A Florida man was sentenced to one year in prison after pleading no-contest to tampering with evidence in relation to the 2018 shooting death of a Black man, who investigators believe was his lover. Gardner Fraser claimed self-defense after killing Dominic "DJ" Broadus II and was only charged for deleting phone conversations with Broadus after the shooting. Fraser, who...

Gardner Kent Fraser has been sentenced to a year in jail and and four years of probation for tampering with evidence linked to the death of Dominic Jerome "DJ" Broadus Jr. (YouTube/News4Jax) A white man, Gardner Kent Fraser, whose father is a former cop, has been sentenced to one year in jail and four years of probation for tampering with evidence in connection to the death of his Black lover.  Fraser admitted to shooting and killing Dominic Jerome “DJ” Broadus Jr on 3 February, 2018 outsi...

Gardner Fraser, who pleaded no contest to tampering with evidence in connection with the death of Dominic “DJ” Broadus II, was sentenced Monday to one year in the Baker County jail and four years of probation.

An event took place Saturday that aimed to help restore peace in the community while honoring lives lost to gun violence.