West Virginia family wants answers after pallbearer killed by officers
CHARLESTON, W.Va. (AP) — Jason Arnie Owens helped carry his father’s casket to the hearse, then turned to embrace a relative. He never made it to the cemetery.
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CHARLESTON, W.Va. (AP) — Jason Arnie Owens helped carry his father’s casket to the hearse, then turned to embrace a relative. He never made it to the cemetery.
Jason Arnie Owens helped carry his father's casket to the hearse, then turned to embrace a relative. He never made it to the cemetery.
In the blink of an eye, stunned friends and family already mourning one member lost another. Now, they want answers — not just why Jason Arnie Owens was shot but why the encounter happened the way it did.
Loved ones say after Jason Owens placed his father's casket in a hearse, members of a fugitive task force called out his name and shot him Aug. 24.
The family of a West Virginia man is seeking answers after authorities fatally shot him at a funeral