The incident was unprovoked, according to the family.
Police were called to the Southside Softball Complex after a group of fans starting fighting.
Police found a bucket that contained “piles of human feces,” indicating he had been there for some time.
According to the report, total damage done to the hotel was approximately $10,000.
After seeing the evidence and videos, the Grand Jury voted to not charge Christopher Shull with any crime.
After a traffic stop, officers searched Lloyd’s vehicle and found 40 grams of marijuana, digital scales and a 9 mm Canik handgun.
Prosecutors said the victim didn’t want to pursue the case against the former Nettleton teacher and coach.
District Judge Tommy Fowler charged Pfeifer with felony fleeing, reckless driving, and failure to provide insurance.
“Harris knew the Plaintiff was a danger to himself and others,” the lawsuit said.
Ivey was seen “halfway racking the firearm” then pulling the trigger, which made it fire into the ground.