"Trial Begins for Ex-Deputy Accused of Fatally Shooting Casey Goodson Jr."

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A former Ohio sheriff’s deputy, Jason Meade, is on trial for the murder of Casey Goodson Jr., a Black man who was shot in the back in 2020. Prosecutors revealed that Goodson was holding sandwiches and keys when he was shot, and his gun was found in his kitchen with the safety on. Meade claims Goodson pointed a firearm at him, but the prosecution argues that Meade's actions were intentional and unjustified. The case has sparked a federal civil rights lawsuit and a debate over whether the trial should be held in state or federal court.
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- Black man was holding sandwiches and keys when an Ohio deputy fatally shot him, prosecutor says NBC News
- Prosecution, defense argue if officer shooting was justified in openings The Columbus Dispatch
- Death of Casey Goodson Jr.: Opening statements delivered in Jason Meade murder trial NBC4 WCMH-TV
- Jury seated for trial of ex-Franklin County Sheriff's deputy Jason Meade ABC6OnYourSide.com
- '6 shots in the back': Murder trial opens in police shooting death of Casey Goodson Jr. ABC News
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