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'He was my gift': DeKalb mother mourns airman killed by Florida deputy - Vimarsana News

'He was my gift': DeKalb mother mourns airman killed by Florida deputy

Atlanta native Roger Fortson enlisted in the U.S. Air Force after high school, eager to serve his country and lay the groundwork for a successful life

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Hundreds pack funeral for Roger Fortson, airman killed in his home by Florida deputy - Vimarsana News

Hundreds pack funeral for Roger Fortson, airman killed in his home by Florida deputy

Hundreds of Air Force members in dress blues joined Roger Fortson’s family, friends and other mourners at a suburban Atlanta megachurch Friday to pay their final respects to the Black

Air Force salutes airman who died in tragic police shooting - Vimarsana News

Air Force salutes airman who died in tragic police shooting

At the funeral of Senior Airman Roger Fortson, Fortson's commanding officer underlined his life of Air Force service.

Air Force honors 'exceptional' airman killed in Florida police shooting - Vimarsana News

Air Force honors 'exceptional' airman killed in Florida police shooting

Senior Airman Roger Fortson was confident, caring and an exceptionally fast learner, Senior Airman Collin Courtney said at a memorial service at Hurlburt Field to honor the late airman who was killed in a May 3 police shooting at his off-post apartment.

The Fatal Shooting Of Black U.S. Airman By Florida Deputy Renews Debate About Race And Police Killings - Vimarsana News

The Fatal Shooting Of Black U.S. Airman By Florida Deputy Renews Debate About Race And Police Killings

"From my perspective, we feel we don't get the benefit of the doubt. It seems to be a 'shoot first, ask questions later' kind of thing," said Okaloosa County NAACP chapter president Sabu Willams.