(CNN) A former Georgia police officer was found not guilty of murder Monday more than four years after he killed a naked, unarmed black man who was mentally ill.A jury in DeKalb County found Robert "Chip" Olsen guilty of aggravated assault, making a false statement, and two counts of violation of oath, but acquitted him on two felony murder charges. Olsen faces up to 35 years in prison and is due to be sentenced November 1. Olsen was charged with killing Anthony Hill, a 26-year-old Afghanistan war veteran, in March 2015. Olsen was dispatched and "when (Hill) saw the officer, he charged, running at the officer. The officer called him to stop while stepping backwards, drew his weapon and fired two shots," Alexander said.

Source: CNN October 14, 2019 17:11 UTC