Grand jury charges Nebraska bar owner in protester's death A grand jury has decided that a white business owner who fatally shot a Black man during civil unrest in downtown Omaha this spring should be charged with manslaughter and other chargesOMAHA, Neb. -- A white business owner who fatally shot a Black man during civil unrest in downtown Omaha this spring has been charged with manslaughter and other charges. A grand jury announced its decision Tuesday in the May 30 shooting of 22-year-old James Scurlock on Tuesday. But Kleine was criticized for his decision and asked the grand jury to review the case. Authorities have said Gardner shot Scurlock outside his bar in downtown Omaha as he sought to ward off any theft or property damage.

Source: ABC News September 16, 2020 13:18 UTC