A lawyer says video showing an Atlanta traffic stop that led to the death of a 62-year-old Black deacon could be publicly released by Thursday
Video showing a traffic stop that led to the death of a 62-year-old Black deacon could be publicly released as early as Thursday, a lawyer for the Atlanta man's relatives said Monday after a meeting with prosecutors. Relatives of Johnny Hollman Sr., who died Aug. 10 after he was shocked with a stun gun by an Atlanta police officer, have seen the video and contend the officer should be charged with murder.
” Atlanta police has since said officers should write “refusal to sign” on a traffic ticket instead of arresting someone who won’t sign. An autopsy ruled that Hollman’s death was a homicide, although the medical examiner found that heart disease also contributed to his death. “Our position is that it was an unwarranted, unjustifiable assault that lead to a death,' Davis said. 'And in my book that is murder.” Medical examiner Dr.
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