Illinois Sheriff Resigns Following Deputy's Fatal Shooting of Sonya Massey

The deputy, with a history of complaints, remains jailed as the community demands justice and accountability.

Sonya Massey was shot in her home by former deputy Sean Grayson after she reported a suspected prowler.
Grayson, who faced multiple prior complaints, has been charged with first-degree murder and other offenses.
Sangamon County Sheriff Jack Campbell resigned amid criticism of the department's hiring practices.
Body camera footage and autopsy results have intensified public outrage and calls for police reform.
Grayson's bail request was denied due to the severity of his actions and potential threat to the community.