MrMikesMondoVideo's video: Bodycam Videos of Officer Involved Shooting in Savannah Georgia

The Chatham County grand jury on Monday found that Savannah-Chatham police officers were “legally justified” when they used deadly force to stop Tyrie Cuyler from fleeing a traffic stop in October. “Grand jury finds that no further action is required,” the March term panel said in a civil finding returned after presentation of evidence Monday. That presentation by Chatham County District Attorney Meg Heap and Chief Assistant Greg McConnell included body camera footage from officers Ruben Colon, Michael Gonzales and John Hauber at the scene. Cuyler, 25, was shot and killed in a gun battle with Savannah-Chatham police officers shortly before midnight Oct. 27 after a routine traffic stop turned deadly. Colon and Gonzales were shot and wounded by Cuyler before he was fatally shot when police returned fire at the intersection of 37th Street and Ogeechee Road. Both officers survived. In their findings involving Cuyler, which the GBI said illustrated Cuyler’s “desperate motivation to use unjustified deadly force,” the GBI found that Cuyler: • Was armed with a .38-caliber Smith & Wesson revolver which contained three spent shell casings; the handle was wrapped with electrical tape in an apparent attempt to not leave fingerprints. • Had 16 individually packed baggies in his pocket containing cocaine … the possession of which is a felony. • Was a two-time convicted felon. • Was arrested on March 18, 2015, in McIntosh County for possession of a firearm by a convicted felony. • Raped a female inside her West Duffy Street residence on Oct. 21, 2015. The case was still under investigation when he died. • Had raped another female inside her East Duffy Street home on Aug. 9, 2015. The case was under investigation at the time of his death.