Mississippi
Mississippi reserve deputy placed on leave after fatal church shooting
A reserve deputy with a Mississippi sheriff’s division has been positioned on administrative go away after a weekend taking pictures that left a person lifeless.
Jones County reserve sheriff’s Deputy Ryan Walters is on go away pending the end result of an investigation by the Mississippi Bureau of Investigation, the division introduced Wednesday.
The taking pictures occurred Sunday night time outdoors The Rock Church in Laurel.
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A Mississippi reserve deputy has been placed on go away after a church taking pictures over the weekend.
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Walters, who’s a member of the church and its safety staff, was concerned in an altercation with James Corey Donald, 45, that resulted in Donald being shot, WDAM-TV reported.
After the incident, Sheriff Joe Berlin stated a church safety staff member approached a person earlier than the taking pictures, and an altercation ensued. The person allegedly reached for the safety member’s gun, and a shot was fired, reportedly hitting the person within the higher torso.
The MBI confirmed Donald died Monday from his accidents.