Atatiana Jefferson

A Fort Worth community center has been renamed after Atatiana Jefferson, who was shot and killed by a Fort Worth police officer in 2019.

A Fort Worth community center has been renamed after Atatiana Jefferson, who was shot and killed by a Fort Worth police officer in 2019.

Amber Carr, the sister of Atatiana Jefferson, the Fort Worth woman shot and killed in her home by a police officer, has died at age 33.

Attorney’s representing Aaron Dean, the former Fort Worth police officer found guilty of manslaughter last year in the 2019 death of Atatiana Jefferson, filed a motion Wednesday requesting a new trial.

The Hillside Recreation Center will be known as The Atatiana Carr Jefferson at Hillside Community Center, a compromise between proponents and opponents of the name change.

On the heels of the conviction of former Fort Worth officer Aaron Dean, discussion about renaming a historic recreation center after Atatiana Jefferson was on the table again at the first Fort Worth City Council meeting of the new year.

The Hillside Recreation Center will be known as The Atatiana Carr Jefferson at Hillside Community Center, a compromise between proponents and opponents of the name change.

Attorneys for the former Fort Worth police officer sentenced to prison for killing Atatiana Jefferson say a juror may have posted on social media during the case. They asked the court to allow them to investigate.

Attorneys representing convicted former Fort Worth police officer Aaron Dean have been granted access to juror information that will allow them to investigate the panel that found him guilty last month of manslaughter in the October 2019 death of Atatiana Jefferson.

The mayor of Fort Worth and a city councilman will face no fines or punishments related to the Aaron Dean case. Contempt of court hearings concluded Wednesday for Mayor Mattie Parker and Councilman Chris Nettles. Both apologized for commenting on the former Fort Worth police officer’s case before trial was finished.

There’s more heartache for the family of Atatiana Jefferson. The Fort Worth woman shot and killed by former police officer Aaron Dean. One of Atatiana’s Maria Guerrero reports.

Heartache continues for the family of Atatiana Jefferson, the Fort Worth woman shot and killed in her own home by former police officer Aaron Dean.

A Tarrant County judge dismisses contempt of court charges after Fort Worth Mayor Mattie Parker and City Councilman Chris Nettles apologized for violating a gag order before the end of last month’s Aaron Dean murder trial.

A Tarrant County judge accepted the apologies of Fort Worth Mayor Mattie Parker and City Councilman Chris Nettles on Wednesday and dismissed any contempt of court charges after previously saying they may have violated a gag order with statements made before the conclusion of the trial of former police officer Aaron Dean.

We’re getting our first look at the state prison mugshot for Aaron Dean, the former Fort Worth police officer sentenced to nearly 12 years behind bars for killing Atatiana Jefferson.

Ex-Fort Worth police officer Aaron Dean has been transferred to Huntsville where he’ll begin serving his nearly 12-year sentence after being convicted of manslaughter in the 2019 killing of Atatiana Jefferson.

Former Fort Worth police officer Aaron Dean has been transferred to a state prison in Huntsville.

The family of Atatiana Jefferson got to speak to the public Tuesday following the end of a nearly 3-year gag order.

The sentencing of former Fort Worth officer Aaron Dean for the shooting death of Atatiana Jefferson was three years in the making and capitaved North Texas. NBC 5’s Scott Gordon reports.

Lee Merritt, the attorney representing the family of Atatiana Jefferson, hosts a news conference Tuesday afternoon following the jury’s sentencing of Aaron Dean, the former Fort Worth officer convicted of manslaughter in her shooting death three years ago.