Former Georgia officer who fatally shot a naked man admitted guilt for an aggravated attack star-news.press/wp

Atlanta – The former police officer who shot and killed unarmed, a naked man pleaded guilty on Wednesday for an accusation of aggravated attacks and would not serve additional time behind bars.

After Robert “Chip”, Judge Judge Judge Dekalb Dear Jackson sentenced 12 years at the age of 12 to serve, serving himself in the communication, they said in the statement. He was ordered to serve 100 hours of community service.

“No one would say that they were happy for any aspect of this case, the tragedy was all the way, but today’s resolution will play Clark Palmer and Don Samuel in the statement.” Our client will not serve additional time in custody. “

District Ajudi sad sad sad judicial court sad sad sad meeting in a statement is hopeful that the Pleča provides a family Anthony Hill some peace.

“It’s been more than a decade since the Life Athony Hill was cut tragically short,” Boston said. “The crooked guilt of the accused Olsen brings this for a long, hard chapter at close and through it finally accepted some responsibility for his actions.”

Olsen was Appropriate to call A naked man who behaves rude in the Atlantine apartment complex in March 2015. when killing a 26-year-old hill, a black aviation veteran who were diagnosed with bipolar disorder and post-traumatic stress disorder. Olsen, who was Dekalb County police officers at the time, said he was acting in self-defense.

He was Defendant in January 2016 At the accusation, including murder, aggravated attack, violation of his oath of the Office and giving a false statement.

A Jury in 2019. He found him guilty One number of aggravated attacks, two points of violation of the oath of the office and one counting of a false statement. He was Convicted to serve 12 years In prison, then eight years of probation. He appealed to his condemnation of an aggravated attack and one number of violations of his oath, and the Court of Appeals in Georgia last year tipped you convictions.

Before the trial, Olsen lawyers claimed that the use of the policy of the Dekal County County County should not be submitted as evidence. The Appeals Court agreed that the Court Court in the wrong reception is to recognize politics into evidence without identifying and redipling portions that conflict with the Law on Georgia.

The Appeals Judicial Judiciary said prosecutors could try again Olsen on a difficult charge attack, but not a violation of the oath.