Jason Walker

Earlier this month, we asked readers what they thought of the special prosecutor’s decision in the case of Jason Walker, who was shot to death by Jeffrey Hash, an off-duty lieutenant with the Cumberland County Sheriff’s office. Kimberley Spahos, director of the N.C. Conference of District Attorneys, found...

Jeffrey Hash, an off-duty Cumberland County sheriff’s lieutenant, shot to death Jason Walker in a traffic incident on Jan. 8. Walker, who was 37 and African American, had jumped onto Hash’s vehicle, according to eyewitness accounts, including that of Walker’s father. The aftermath of the shooting was captured on video.

Protesters chanted Jason Walker’s name at the Market House on Saturday evening as residents on their way to Fayetteville’s Dogwood Festival walked by. Activists organized the event to protest two days after a special prosecutor announced that no charges would be filed against an off-duty Cumberland County sheriff's deputy who shot and killed...

FAYETTEVILLE, N.C. (WNCN) — The special prosecutor assigned to the investigation of Jason Walker’s death said on Thursday that no charges will be made against the Cumberland County deputy that pulled the trigger. Now, a non-profit group, called the Fayetteville Police Accountability Community Taskforce is looking to get...

The man who shot and killed Walker was later identified as Jeffrey Hash, a Cumberland County Sheriff’s Office deputy who was off duty at the time of the fatal shooting.

A North Carolina prosecutor declined to charge Cumberland County Sheriff’s Deputy Jeffrey Hash for fatally shooting Jason Walker, who a witness described as "just walking home" when the off-duty cop killed the unarmed Black man in Fayetteville.

About four hours after a special prosecutor announced no charges would be filed against an off-duty Cumberland County sheriff's deputy in the killing of an unarmed Black man, Fayetteville protesters continued to seek justice. Protesters have spent more than 100 days asking for the arrest of Lt. Jeffrey Hash since...

FAYETTEVILLE, N.C. (WNCN) – The special prosecutor assigned to the killing of Jason Walker said it is taking a “significant amount of time” to complete her review of the case. Jason Walker, 37, of Fayetteville, was shot to death after jumping on the hood of a truck...

A special prosecutor announced Thursday that no charges will be filed against an off-duty Cumberland County Sheriff's deputy accused of killing 37-year-old Jason Walker. The incident happened on January 8 along Bingham Drive and Shenandoah Drive. Witnesses told police that Walker jumped on the hood of a truck. Inside the truck was Lieutenant Jeffrey Hash, his wife and Hash’s teenage daughter. Walker allegedly tore off the driver’s windshield wiper and started to hit the windshield.