Jury Acquits Atlanta Police Officer Reginald Fisher of Shooting Tramaine Miller, Unarmed Man Wrongly Identified as a Drug Dealer

A Fulton County, Ga., jury has acquitted suspended Atlanta police officer Reginald Fisher on all charges involving his shooting of an unarmed man -- Tramaine Miller-- during a May 6th encounter at an an apartment complex in southwest Atlanta. The confrontation occurred over illegal parking at the apartment complex where Fisher worked as an off-duty security guard, the AJC said.

Miller was shot in the head by Fisher but survived during a confrontation in the parking lot of City Views apartments in Mechanicsville. Fisher said he tried to stop Miller from driving off because the man had parked in a handicapped parking spot. The officer said he saw Miller, then 27, swallow what he believed was cocaine. Fisher told responding officers Miller was dealing drugs -- which was untrue. Source: AJC

Um, how does someone who is charged with aggravated assault, aggravated battery and violation of oath of office be acquitted on all charges, yet you still have a critically wounded man who was wrongly accused of being a drug dealer by the officer? Haven't the Atlanta Police Department learned any lessons from the botch raid on Kathryn Johnston's home? Is this another Casey Anthony-type jury?