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Fort Worth City Council Approves $11.25 Million Settlement in Atatiana Jefferson Shooting

Fort Worth approved an $11.25 million settlement with Atatiana Jefferson’s family over her fatal shooting by a police officer.

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Fort Worth City Council Approves $11.25 Million Settlement in Atatiana Jefferson Shooting

The Fort Worth City Council has authorized an $11.25 million settlement with the family of Atatiana Jefferson, who was fatally shot by a police officer inside her home in 2019. The settlement resolves a civil lawsuit stemming from the incident, in which Officer Aaron Dean fired through a window while responding to a welfare check. Dean was later convicted of murder and sentenced to prison. Jefferson’s family said the agreement represents accountability, though no financial settlement can undo their loss.

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