Jury deliberations start in murder trial of former sheriff's deputy who fatally shot man
Prosecutors in the murder trial of a former Ohio sheriff's deputy say his claims that the man he fatally shot posed a threat are not credible.
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Prosecutors in the murder trial of a former Ohio sheriff's deputy say his claims that the man he fatally shot posed a threat are not credible.
Prosecutors in the murder trial of a former Ohio sheriff’s deputy say his claims that the man he fatally shot posed a threat are not credible. Also Wednesday, defense lawyers
Once Michael Jason Meade, who goes by Jason, concluded his testimony, the defense attorney's use-of-force consultant and the prosecuting attorney had several argumentative exchanges.
An Ohio police officer says he heard gunshots but did not witness a sheriff's deputy shoot and kill a Black man, nor did he see the weapon the former deputy
An Ohio police officer says he heard gunshots but did not witness a sheriff's deputy shoot and kill a Black man, nor did he see the weapon the former deputy said Casey Goodson Jr. used to threaten him. Testifying Wednesday in the murder trial of Jason Meade, Columbus police officer Ryan Rosser said Goodson ran from Meade but that he never saw Goodson wave a gun. Meade, who shot Goodson five times in the back, is charged with murder and reckless homicide. Prosecutors say the 23-year-old Goodson was holding a sandwich bag in one hand and his keys in the other when he was killed at his grand...