More than a year ago, Forsyth County sheriffâs deputies fatally shot a man after he led them on a mile-long chase in Clemmons. But Forsyth County District Attorney Jim OâNeill has not publicly announced if he has made a decision on whether the deputies used excessive force.
In January, OâNeill 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 sheriffâs deputies were chasing Mock and killed him. Handy was shot twice in the head.
Still no arrests in deaths of Special Forces soldier, veteran at Fort Bragg Rachael Riley 2 hours ago The FBI and Army Criminal Investigation Command is still investigating the deaths of Special Forces soldier William LaVigne III (right) and veteran Timothy Dumas Sr. (courtesy photo). No arrests have been made nearly five months after a Special Forces soldier and veteran were found dead Dec. 2, at Fort Bragg, an official said last week. Death certificates for Dumas and LaVigne state each died from gunshot wounds and were shot by an “unknown assailant.” In February, the FBI announced that it is assisting in the case.
No Arrests Made In December Fort Bragg Slayings of Special Forces Soldier, Veteran
Master Sgt. William J. Lavigne II was found dead Dec. 2, 2020, in a training area on Fort Bragg, N.C. (U.S. Army)
3 May 2021 The Fayetteville Observer, N.C. | By Rachael Riley
No arrests have been made nearly five months after a Special Forces soldier and veteran were found dead Dec. 2, at Fort Bragg, an official said this week.
A spokesman for the Army Criminal Investigation Command said the investigation continues into the deaths of Master Sgt. William LaVigne II, 37, and Army veteran Timothy Dumas, 44.
Death certificates for Dumas and LaVigne state each died from gunshot wounds and were shot by an unknown assailant.
By RACHAEL RILEY | The Fayetteville Observer | Published: May 2, 2021 FORT BRAGG, N.C. (Tribune News Service) No arrests have been made nearly five months after a Special Forces soldier and veteran were found dead Dec. 2 at Fort Bragg, an official said this week. A spokesman for the Army Criminal Investigation Command said the investigation continues into the deaths of Master Sgt. William LaVigne II, 37, and Army veteran Timothy Dumas, 44. Death certificates for Dumas and LaVigne state each died from gunshot wounds and were shot by an unknown assailant. In February, the FBI announced that it is assisting in the case. There have not been any arrest(s) and we are not releasing any additional details at this time, Shelly Lynch, a spokeswoman for the FBI in Charlotte, said in an email this week.