As a long-time civic participant in my community, I’ve been frequently asked to serve as a juror over the years.
However, I was consistently excused from court duty after vetting. Ironically, this time, I was selected for a significant case in Fulton County, Georgia. As I navigated the courthouse, it felt awkward knowing I had strong reservations about Fani Willis in her office, misusing taxpayers’ money in pursuit of President Trump.
Throughout the trial, I couldn’t help but notice that the DA’s office appeared underfunded, especially regarding essential witnesses. My immediate thought was whether Fani Willis was diverting Fulton County’s taxpayer funds, depleting valuable resources to pursue President Trump over a phone call. A conversation with a Fulton County Commissioner confirmed their frustration. Over 500 cases remained unprosecuted, while Fani Willis had only pursued 60 criminal cases in 2023.
As a fourth-generation Georgian, the transformation of Atlanta’s culture over recent years, especially post-2020 riots, became evident. Most concerning was the cloud cast over Fulton County, and by extension, Georgia, by District Attorney Fani Willis’s office. Unfortunately, Fulton County isn’t alone in being used as a tool for political weaponization within our judicial system. Many cities across the nation face similar issues, but it’s the hard-working men and women who want to live in safe communities, take their children to school, and attend church or their faith-based organizations that ultimately bear the brunt of these political battles.
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