Officer Peter Liang pleaded not guilty to manslaughter and official misconduct after he allegedly fired a bullet that struck and killed 28-year-old Akai Gurley on Nov. 20.

Scott did not provide any reasoning for her departure in her resignation letter to the board, saying only that she would stay on until April 11 to help smooth the transition.

His brother reportedly approached the victims’ families as they boarded the elevator in the courthouse and made a gesture as if to suggest he would be watching them, prompting his arrest.

A 22-second video posted on YouTube supposedly captured the incident, and showed the man apparently running away before turning to face the officers and immediately being shot to death.

Markus Kaarma attempted to use the state’s “castle doctrine” law to defend himself, but prosecutors argued that he practically lured the victim into the garage and never felt in any danger.

Ethan Czahor resigned after numerous jokes he made on Twitter and elsewhere about women, gays, and black people came to light.

Although a federal judge struck down the statewide ban as unconstitutional, Alabama Chief Justice Roy Moore told probate judges to ignore the ruling and continue to refuse gay marriage licenses.