Cop Ambushes Innocent Man — CAUGHT Lying In Court TWICE

On December 4th, 2020, a Franklin County sheriff’s deputy SECRETLY followed a 23-year-old man home. And right at his doorway, where there were no witnesses or cameras, he shot him six times. This police officer was Jason Meade, and the victim was Casey Goodson Junior. Jason Meade was charged with murder and reckless homicide. A murder conviction carries a mandatory minimum of fifteen years in prison. Without video footage of the incident, no camera could prove him wrong. Meade took the stand at his first trial, in 2024. And in his defense, Meade claimed that Goodson had waved a gun at him as they drove past each other. He was lying. DISCLAIMER This content is intended for educational and informational use only. It is not legal advice, a legal opinion, or a replacement for consulting a licensed attorney. Any legal analysis presented reflects our understanding of publicly available records, statutes, and case law as of the time this was produced, and newer legal developments may not be captured. Because laws, regulations, and court procedures differ by jurisdiction, whether these legal concepts apply to a particular situation depends on that case's specific facts and governing law. This program does not establish an attorney-client relationship, and anyone with a legal matter should seek advice from a licensed attorney in their own jurisdiction. Although we aim for accuracy, Audit the Court does not guarantee, expressly or implicitly, that the information here is complete, accurate, or reliable. FAIR USE This video qualifies for fair use protection because it has been altered for educational purposes through the addition of commentary. The original footage serves to support and illustrate the educational content of that commentary, which has meaningfully changed the video's purpose, audience, and value compared to the original.