Body cam footage shows federal agent's shooting of Memphis man was 'unjustified,' attorney argues

In Memphis, a federal agent shot Jonah Neal while he was experiencing a mental health crisis, and the body camera footage reviewed by his family has led them to conclude the use of lethal force was neither necessary nor justified. The case arrives at a familiar and painful crossroads in American life — where the failures of mental health response meet the opacity of law enforcement accountability. No charges have been filed, no investigation announced, and yet the family refuses silence, pressing the footage into public view as evidence that a man in distress deserved care, not a bullet. What