State troopers who fatally shot 'Cop City' activist won't face charges, prosecutor says

Activist Manuel Paez Terán was killed by state troopers in January while protesting the planned Atlanta Public Safety Training Center known as "Cop City".
The troopers shot Terán after he allegedly fired at them first, seriously injuring one trooper.
A prosecutor ruled the use of deadly force was reasonable and no criminal charges will be filed against the troopers.
Terán's family and activists have disputed the official account and called for an independent probe into the death.
The killing has galvanized the "Stop Cop City" movement, leading to protests, vandalism charges, and claims of domestic terrorism.