A White woman who was arrested in the fatal shooting of her Black neighbor in Ocala, Fla., was charged Monday with assault and manslaughter with a firearm, a state attorney announced.
that his office also considered second-degree murder, which Owens’s family had advocated for. While he described Lorincz’s actions as “deplorable,” he said there was “insufficient evidence” to support that charge.
“The failure of the prosecutor to charge Susan with what truly reflected her wanton, reckless behavior undermines our ability to even get real accountability,” Thomas said.
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