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Family of man killed by State Patrol trooper gets to view dashcam video, other evidence
After D.A. shares presentation with family and attorneys, they intensify call for federal investigation, new grand jury
AL HACKLE/staff Attorney Mawuli Davis, behind microphone, talks about what he, law partner Francys Johnson, left, and members of the family of the late Julian Lewis, behind them, saw in evidence shown by the district attorney and voices demands for a ne
Attorney Mawuli Davis, behind microphone, talks about what he, law partner Francys Johnson, left, and members of the family of the late Julian Lewis, behind them, saw in evidence shown by the district attorney and voices demands for a new indictment of former state trooper Jacob Thompson and a federal investigation. - photo by AL HACKLE/Staff
After being shown the dash camera video and other evidence from the night Julian Lewis was shot to death last August by then-Georgia State Patrol Trooper Jacob Gordon Thompson, Lewis’ family and their attorneys on Thursday intensified their call for a federal civil rights investigation.
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