Atlanta police officer Garrett Rolfe out on $500k bond over the Rayshard Brooks case.
Garrett Rolfe who was the Atlanta police officer that shot dead Rayshard Brooks appears in court via video conference and is granted $500,000 bond so he could get out of jail. The Fulton County Superior Court Judge Jane Barwick said Tuesday Rolfe can be free on bond while his case is pending because he does not pose a threat to the public and is not a flight risk. He will have to wear an ankle monitor, will not be able to have any kind of weapon and must surrender his passport. Rolfe faces charges including felony murder for killing Brooks, a 27-year-old black man, during an arrest attempt on June 12. IN what I personally think is an outrage of justice. The shooting of Brooks was justified, and this man Rolfe shouldn’t even be on trial. The shooting sparked followed the George Floyd in Minneapolis case that had already spread fury across the nation as protests unfolded in all 50 states decrying police brutality and systemic racism following the police. While the two are totally differe