State Attorney Upgrades Charges for Ex-Brevard Deputy in Roommate's Shooting Death
Prosecutors added a life felony charge after witnesses said deputies are trained to assume a gun is loaded.
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Florida ex cop on trial after 'Call of Duty' match between 'best friends' turned deadly
A former Florida sheriff’s deputy is now facing a second-degree murder charge in a case that prosecutors say began as a “joke” during a video game session but ended in a fatal shooting. The charge against Andrew Lawson was upgraded in April 2026 by the State Attorney’s Office for Florida’s 18th Judicial Circuit, more than three years after the December 2022 death of his roommate and fellow deputy, Austin Walsh. Lawson’s case had been moving towa…
Former Brevard Deputy Lawson Charged With Second Degree Murder
BREVARD COUNTY, Fla. – The State Attorney’s Office for the 18th Judicial Circuit has upgraded the charge against former Brevard County Sheriff’s deputy Andrew Jacob Lawson to second degree murder […] The post Former Deputy Lawson Facing Life in Prison After State Attorney Upgrades Charge to Second Degree Murder in Walsh Case appeared first on The Space Coast Rocket.
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