Deputy Georgia will not be charged with the death of a liberated man during a traffic stop
AND Deputy Sheriff Georgia Included in the fatal cracking of a man during the stop of traffic in the 2023 year that has become violently, he will not face criminal charges.
Leonard Cure, 53, was killed only three years after being acquitted by a crime he did not commit after a 16-year sentence.
The District State Attorney who examined the body footage believes that the footage shows the SGT staff. Buck Aldridge Shock Cure with Taser after refusing to put his hands behind him to put it with foxes. The girls are then returning and puts his hand on the throat of the deputy before Aldridge shoots him.
The family of the liberated black man killed by Deputy Georgia sues the deputy, sheriff
A video of a police camera camera shows stopping traffic that is on Monday, October 16, 2023, Sheriff’s deputy and Leonard Cure Cure, in Camden District, Ga. (Sheriff of the Camden County Office by AP)
“The use of a deadly force was objectively reasonable at that moment, since it was overwhelming at the time,” said Keith Higgins District State Attorney for Associated Press.
Higgins says that during the meeting on Monday, he told the girl’s family -he had also informed Aldidge to his decision.
Lawyers for the girl’s family are still insisting that Aldidge used excessive force.
“This decision is a devastating failure of justice, sending a message that lawmakers can take away their lives without consequences,” said family lawyers Ben Crump and Harry Daniels in a statement.
This still painting from a video of a deputy bodywork provided by the Camden District Sheriff shows the SGT staff. Buck Aldidge after the chase and arrest of June 24, 2022. (Sheriff of the Camden County Office by AP)
Cure’s relatives attributed his attempt to resist the psychological trauma from the Florida prison for armed robbery that he did not commit.
Lawyers for Family Girl say Aldidge should never have been hired after being released by a neighbor Kingsland Police Directorate In 2017, Aldidge was in the third discipline for using excessive force. It was hired nine months later, according to personal records.
Video from the search in June 2022 shows Aldidge hitting a driver who is on his back as he pulls out a driver from a destroyed car. Disciplinary actions against the deputy in this incident have not been taken, records show.
The implementation of the law shows that they manage Leonardo Cure, on Monday, October 16, 2023, Camden County, Georgia. (Sheriff of the Camden County Office by AP)
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The girl’s family filed a federal lawsuit Against Alddge and then Sheriff Jim Proctor at the US District Court, seeking $ 16 million.
The lawsuit accused Aldidge of using excessive force and proctor to ignore the deputy history of violence.
The case is still ongoing in the US District Court.
Fox News Digital’s Landon Mion and Associated Press contributed to this report.
