The Daily Leader reported the MCJ took on D’Monterrio Gibson’s case following the suspension of his former attorney from the practice of law.
Gregory and Brandon Case were charged with attempted first-degree murder, conspiracy and shooting into the vehicle driven by Gibson, which did not have a FedEx logo. Gibson was not injured during the encounter.
Earlier this year, a judge dismissed all charges against the Cases.
A mistrial was declared in August 2023 after Investigator Vincent Fernando, with the Brookhaven Police Department, left out crucial evidence during the pretrial. The Daily Leader reported Judge David Strong stated in his order that defendants alleged numerous intentional discovery violations made by Fernando.
Fernando was later fired by the Brookhaven Board of Aldermen.
MCJ attorney Rob McDuff told the newspaper, “With the criminal case now effectively over, the civil lawsuit is the next avenue to seek accountability for this violent attack.”
The Associated Press contributed to this report.
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Accord records, the plea comes as part of an agreement with prosecutors.
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