State Trooper Acquitted in Fatal Shooting After High-Speed Chase

The verdict concludes the legal proceedings over the 2022 incident in Buffalo, sparking debate on law enforcement's use of force.

A New York state trooper, Anthony Nigro, was acquitted of manslaughter charges in the fatal shooting of James Huber following a high-speed chase in Buffalo.
The chase occurred in February 2022, with Huber driving erratically and reaching speeds over 100 mph before being confronted by Nigro.
Nigro testified that he feared for his life, believing he would be dragged by Huber's vehicle, leading to his decision to shoot.
The case was prosecuted by the New York Attorney General's Office, emphasizing their commitment to thorough investigations.
The verdict has sparked discussions on law enforcement's use of force and the legal standards for justifying such actions.