A former district attorney is being hit with felony charges for not treating Armaud Arbery “with dignity” during his murder trial.

Former Brunswick district attorney Jackie Johnson was charged with violating her oath of office and jailed on Nov. 24 as the system looks for more sacrifices for the mob. She was also charged with a misdemeanor count of obstructing police.

Because a grand jury determined that she did not charge Travis McMichael, Greg McMichael and William “Roddie” Bryan Jr. fast enough, Johnson is facing years in prison. The indictment actually states that she did not “treat Ahmaud Arbery and his family fairly and with dignity.”

Race-husting and media-whoring attorney Lee Merritt, who is representing Arbery’s mother Wanda Cooper-Jones, had previously called for Johnson to be hit with charges.

“She should spend time in prison. Her actions are not just acts of negligence, but she actively worked to cover up the murder,” Merritt said in an interview.
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