Decision in shooting death coming this summer

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On: May 30, 2017

By: Kevin Myrick (Polk County Standard Journal)

The shooting of an Aragon man in March by a Georgia State Patrolman during a traffic stop remains in the hands of the Tallapoosa Circuit District Attorney, who said he expects to make a decision early this summer.

District Attorney Jack Browning said he was waiting to get some more information from the Georgia Bureau of Investigation and have a full case file on his desk before he made any decisions about the case.

Now that he has that information, he said that decision will be coming soon.

Next Post: Polk County Jail report – May 30, 2017

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