Antonio May case Ga. Supreme Court overturns decision on jailers
Six Fulton County deputies were indicted in the death of Antonio May, but a lower court ruling threw out the indictments last year.
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Six Fulton County deputies were indicted in the death of Antonio May, but a lower court ruling threw out the indictments last year.
The Georgia Supreme Court has ruled that six jailers can be charged with murder for the 2018 death of inmate in the Fulton County Jail.
The Georgia Supreme Court is hearing arguments Tuesday as DA Fani Willis appeals a court ruling.
Court records filed Monday show Fulton County Judge Robert McBurney quashed the indictment against the six deputies originally facing murder charges in May's death.
Arron Cook, Guito Dela Cruz and Omar Jackson appeared before a judge at the Fulton County Courthouse in the death of Antonio May. Three others named in the indictment — Kenesia Strowder, William Whitaker and Jason Roache — waived their arraignment and plead not guilty.