Jason Meade

A judge has agreed to delay the wrongful death lawsuit filed by the family of Casey Goodson Jr. against the Ohio sheriff’s deputy who fatally shot him in 2020.

A judge has ruled that former Ohio sheriff’s deputy Jason Meade wasn't acting in his capacity as a deputized federal agent when he fatally shot Casey Goodson Jr. The federal judge on Thursday ruled Meade should be tried in state court.

It's up to a federal judge in Columbus to decide if the murder case facing retired Franklin County sheriff's deputy Jason Meade should be moved to federal court.

Meade, 50, was arraigned Friday on two charges of murder and one count of reckless homicide. A magistrate set Meade's bond at $250,000.

Meade was indicted almost exactly a year after he killed Goodson, who was Black, outside of Goodson's Northland area home.

Former Franklin County Sheriff's Deputy Jason Meade has been charged with the murder of Casey Goodson, Jr.

Franklin County’s new prosecutor, Gary Tyack admits the workload is heavy as COVID-19 has slowed down court cases, but progress is underway. Tyack spoke to WOSU about his first six months on the job.

Franklin County Prosecutor Gary Tyack appointed two special prosecutors to investigate Casey Goodson Jr.'s death and other cases involving police use of force.

The Franklin County Sheriff's Office announced Friday that Jason Meade, the deputy who shot and killed Casey Goodson Jr. last December, will be leaving on disability retirement.

An autopsy report shows Casey Goodson, Jr. was shot six times by a Franklin County Sheriff's Deputy, with most of the shots hitting him in the back.The…