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Grand Jury Does Not Indict Officer Involved in McKinney Pool Party Incident

By Cumulus Media Jun 23, 2016 | 5:21 PM

McKINNEY (AP) – A former McKinney police officer who resigned after video showed him forcing a bikini-clad black 15-year-old girl to the ground will not be charged in the matter.

A Collin County grand jury Thursday decided not to indict former McKinney officer Eric Casebolt, who pushed the girl to the ground following a party last June at a community pool that drew a crowd of teenagers.

Casebolt resigned last year after after cell phone video of the incident went viral.
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