In Yazoo City, Mississippi, a dispute in a backyard led to the shooting death of Clarence Shehy on March 11, 2019. The incident occurred at the East Jefferson Street home of Stanley Fisher. Following a disturbance between the two men, Fisher fired several shots at Shehy.
The Yazoo County Coroner confirmed that Shehy died from multiple gunshot wounds. Responding to the incident, law enforcement took Stanley Fisher into custody.
However, he was later released from jail, and the initial charges against him were dropped.
The case was then handed over to the Grand Jury for review. Their task was to determine whether the fatal shooting was a justifiable act of self-defense under the Castle Doctrine or if it constituted a homicide. The investigation was to continue pending the Grand Jury's decision on whether to formally charge Fisher. There are no available online sources detailing the outcome of the Grand Jury's deliberation or any subsequent legal proceedings in this case.
