Cop, Chris Fisher, pulls over 23 yr old Jimmy Steverson. Then Fisher used the "I smell marijuana" line to search the car and ultimately arrested Steverson.
A few days later, Steverson is now out of jail and finds Fisher sitting in his cruiser after a traffic stop. Steverson lights up the cop car. Fisher dies at the scene and Steverson is on the run. He is located a few days later. The car is cornered and Steverson chooses to self transition.
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A 23-year-old man wanted in the fatal shooting of a Georgia police officer has been found after a manhunt ensued.
Jimmie Steverson, 23, is believed to have shot Chris Fisher, a Warm Springs Police Department officer, who was killed just before midnight, according to the Georgia Bureau of Investigation.
On Tuesday night, Fisher concluded an unrelated traffic stop while on duty and in his patrol car in the parking lot of Meriwether Country Inn, according to GBI.
While he was stopped a black 2026 Chevrolet Silverado stopped beside Fisher's patrol car, according to GBI.
"The driver, later identified as Jimmy Lee Steverson, age 23, of Warm Springs, GA, then fired multiple shots into Officer Fisher’s patrol vehicle, hitting Officer Fisher. Steverson then fled the parking lot," according to GBI.
Fisher was pronounced dead at the scene and his body will be taken for an autopsy, according to GBI.
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A few days later, Steverson is now out of jail and finds Fisher sitting in his cruiser after a traffic stop. Steverson lights up the cop car. Fisher dies at the scene and Steverson is on the run. He is located a few days later. The car is cornered and Steverson chooses to self transition.
Investigators find 23-year-old wanted in shooting death of Georgia police officer
A 23-year-old man wanted in the death of a Georgia police officer late Tuesday has been found after an hours-long manhunt.
A 23-year-old man wanted in the fatal shooting of a Georgia police officer has been found after a manhunt ensued.
Jimmie Steverson, 23, is believed to have shot Chris Fisher, a Warm Springs Police Department officer, who was killed just before midnight, according to the Georgia Bureau of Investigation.
On Tuesday night, Fisher concluded an unrelated traffic stop while on duty and in his patrol car in the parking lot of Meriwether Country Inn, according to GBI.
While he was stopped a black 2026 Chevrolet Silverado stopped beside Fisher's patrol car, according to GBI.
"The driver, later identified as Jimmy Lee Steverson, age 23, of Warm Springs, GA, then fired multiple shots into Officer Fisher’s patrol vehicle, hitting Officer Fisher. Steverson then fled the parking lot," according to GBI.
Fisher was pronounced dead at the scene and his body will be taken for an autopsy, according to GBI.
Georgia officer's death: Fisher arrested suspected killer days before
Arrest warrants show Warm Springs Officer Chris Fisher had a physical confrontation with Jimmy Lee Steverson just days before authorities say Steverson shot and killed him.
