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A grand jury has indicted Officer Randall Kerrick of the Charlotte-Mecklenburg Police Department on a charge of voluntary manslaughter in the September 14 shooting death of Jonathan Ferrell, according to a statement from state Attorney General Roy Cooper. The grand jury heard evidence from the state Bureau of Investigation and the police department. "With the strength of the evidence in this case, we're not surprised," Charles Monnett, an attorney for Ferrell's family, said about Monday's indictment. "We're all pleased and happy that the process is beginning now and that there's an end in sight," he said. "It is the first step towards justice."

Kerrick and two other officers arrived on the scene about 11 minutes after the 911 call, but

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- CNN didn't speak with the woman, the lawsuit says.
- Charles Monnett didn't speak with the woman, the lawsuit says.
- Charlotte-Mecklenburg Police Department didn't speak with the woman, the lawsuit says.
- Ferrell didn't speak with the woman, the lawsuit says.
- God didn't speak with the woman, the lawsuit says.
- Jonathan Ferrell didn't speak with the woman, the lawsuit says.
- Randall Kerrick didn't speak with the woman, the lawsuit says.
- Roy Cooper didn't speak with the woman, the lawsuit says.
- state Bureau of Investigation didn't speak with the woman, the lawsuit says.


Randall Kerrick didn't speak with the woman, the lawsuit says.