The family of Leonard Cure filed a federal lawsuit against the Georgia police officer who shot and killed the exonerated Black man, 53, during a traffic stop last year.
The unarmed, exonerated Black man was shot to death during a traffic stop in Georgia.
Attorneys signaled their intent to sue a Camden County, Georgia police officer who shot and killed unarmed Black man Leonard Cure during a traffic stop.
A pro-police organization in Georgia defended Leonard Cure's killing by blaming media coverage about the victim’s recent exoneration from a life sentence.
The Georgia officer has a history of making violent traffic stops.
Leonard Cure spent 16 years in prison for a crime he didn't do before being shot at a traffic stop.
Questions mount after a cop shot Leonard Allan Cure during a traffic stop in Georgia.
Leonard Allan Cure – who was exonerated from a wrongful life sentence he served 16 years of – was killed in Camden County, Georgia, during an ambiguously described traffic stop.
