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Case "DELIBERATELY SABOTAGED": Charges DISMISSED Against Father, Son Who Shot At Black FedEx Driver
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15:30Now PlayingA Mississippi judge dismisses the case with prejudice against the father and son who allegedly shot at a Black FedEx.
In 2022, Brandon Case and his father, Gregory Charles Case, were both charged with attempted first-degree murder, conspiracy, and shooting into the vehicle driven by D'Monterrio Gibson.
Gibson, who was wearing his FedEx uniform and driving in an unmarked van at the time of the shooting, was not injured.
In August of 2023, Judge David Strong declared a mistrial after the lead detective in the case withheld evidence. That detective, Vincent Fernando, was fired after the charges were dismissed last week.
The defense attorneys argued the case and charges should be dismissed, stating that the father and son had been deprived of a speedy trial and denied due process.
That FedEx driver, D'Monterrio Gibson, joins us now from Ridgeland, Mississippi.
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