911 Calls Revealed Before Deputy Fatally Shot Sonya Massey

Records show multiple pleas for help and warnings about Massey's mental health in the days leading up to her death.

Sonya Massey and her mother made several 911 calls expressing fear and requesting non-combative officers.
Massey was shot by Deputy Sean Grayson during a response to a prowler call at her home.
Grayson has been charged with first-degree murder and other offenses.
Massey's family and records indicate she struggled with mental health issues and sought treatment.
The case raises questions about law enforcement's handling of mental health crises and their interactions with Black communities.