Former Ohio deputy found guilty of reckless homicide in Casey Goodson Jr. case
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Jason Meade, a former Franklin County deputy, was found guilty of reckless homicide for fatally shooting Casey Goodson Jr. in December 2020 as Goodson entered his grandmother’s house; jurors could not convict on the murder charge, resulting in a mistrial on that count, and sentencing is scheduled for July 16, with prosecutors weighing a potential retrial on the murder charge.
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