Man DIES in Georgia Officer-Involved Shooting | When Compliance Is NOT Enough
About this episode
The episode discusses the case of Officer Derrick Harris Jr. and the implications of a fatal shooting involving a compliant suspect.
Send us Fan Mail Should a "fatal accident" be charged as a crime? In this episode of Hill of Justice, former state investigator Jerome Hill and retired Sheriff Victor Hill break down the shocking case of Officer Derrick Harris Jr., a DeKalb County officer who was fired and charged with involuntary manslaughter just 48 hours after the shooting of 19-year-old Seth Jayden Eccles. The case centers on a catastrophic tactical failure: attempting to handcuff a compliant, prone suspect while ...
People in this episode
Host: Jerome Hill
Guest: Victor Hill
Topics covered
- officer-involved shooting
- involuntary manslaughter
- law enforcement
- tactical failure
- compliance
- criminal justice
Keywords
- officer-involved shooting
- involuntary manslaughter
- law enforcement
- tactical failure
- Seth Jayden Eccles
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Places: Georgia, DeKalb County
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