Still Not Arrest For Off-Duty Cop Who Shot Black Man In Broad Daylight | The Michigan Chronicle

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Still Not Arrest For Off-Duty Cop Who Shot Black Man In Broad Daylight | The Michigan Chronicle

Photo: Getty Images Authorities in Fayetteville, North Carolina have yet to arrest the off-duty cop who shot and killed a Black man while he was walking home because evidence is 'still being collected.' Jason Walker was 'just walking home' Saturday (January 8) when Cumberland County Sheriff Lieutenant Jeffrey Hash hit him with his pickup truck, … Continued

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