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Did anyone else catch that the Grand Jury returned a "no bill" decision? That's seriously alarming. Absolom Cobbs' family must feel like justice slipped through their fingers. Regardless of the circumstances that led to that tragic day, the fact that Walker emptied his firearm as Cobbs fell to the ground is chilling. How can they justify not indicting with those details? It's unsettling to think that someone can use so much force based solely on suspicion and escape indictment. I can't help but feel for Cobbs' family, especially his son, Elijah. Losing a loved one like that is devastating. Does anyone have more insight into what might have influenced the Grand Jury's decision? It feels like there's more to this story.
