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Robert Olsen was indicted on several charges in the shooting death of Anthony Hill, a naked, mentally ill man who was shot and killed outside Atlanta
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Tue 26 Jan 2016 23.45 GMT
Last modified on Wed 20 Sep 2017 17.10 BST
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Police say a white Atlanta-area police officer who shot a naked, mentally ill black veteran who was unarmed has resigned.Police say a white Atlanta-area police officer who shot a naked, mentally ill black veteran who was unarmed has resigned.
Major Stephen Fore with the DeKalb County police department says Officer Robert Olsen resigned from the department on Monday.Major Stephen Fore with the DeKalb County police department says Officer Robert Olsen resigned from the department on Monday.
Olsen was indicted last week on charges of felony murder, aggravated assault, violating oath of office and making a false statement in the shooting death of Anthony Hill.Olsen was indicted last week on charges of felony murder, aggravated assault, violating oath of office and making a false statement in the shooting death of Anthony Hill.
Olsen shot Hill on 9 March while responding to a call of a naked man behaving erratically outside a suburban Atlanta apartment complex. The family of the 27-year-old Hill says he was a US air force veteran who struggled with mental health problems.Olsen shot Hill on 9 March while responding to a call of a naked man behaving erratically outside a suburban Atlanta apartment complex. The family of the 27-year-old Hill says he was a US air force veteran who struggled with mental health problems.
Olsen’s attorney, Don Samuel, has said his client will be exonerated when all evidence is presented at trial.Olsen’s attorney, Don Samuel, has said his client will be exonerated when all evidence is presented at trial.
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