Fort Worth Weekly By Edward Brown Amber Carr (left) said her son Zion (second from left) was traumatized by witnessing her aunt’s murder. Edward Brown A groundswell of activists and leaders of grassroot groups is preparing a multifaceted and sustained effort for justice. They want to push local and state officials to set a trial for Aaron Dean. The former Fort Worth police officer shot and killed Atatiana Jefferson through her back window in late 2019 after Jefferson’s neighbor called a non-emergency line to report an open door at the home that Jefferson shared with her mother. Dean remains free on bail, and Judge David Hagerman, whose docket is slated to handle the trial, has tentatively — but not officially — set August as the trial date. Jefferson’s sister, Amber Carr, said the local criminal justice system cares nothing for the suffering caused by Dean and seemingly endless legal delays.