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Sonya Massey made multiple 911 calls for mental health crises in days before police shot her at home
- Sonya Massey called 911 multiple times for mental health crises before police shot her in her kitchen on July 6, according to Sangamon County records.
- Body-Camera footage showed Massey exhibiting signs of mental health issues during her interaction with the deputies.
- Attorney Ben Crump stated, "Massey needed a helping hand. She didn’t need a bullet to the face.
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Ex-deputy who shot Sonya Massey needed 'more training' according to multiple sources in personnel file
SPRINGFIELD, Ill. (WAND) — The Sangamon County Sheriff's Office has released the file of Sean Grayson, the former deputy who was charged with the murder of Sonya Massey during a
Ex-deputy who killed Sonya Massey had history of complaints involving women
Deputy charged in killing unarmed Sonya Massey claimed to fear for his life
Sean Grayson, charged with murder after shooting a woman during a 911 response, said he thought the pot of water she held was a threat. He had previously been been flagged for impulsive decision-making.
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