As No. 1 Indiana prepares for Friday night’s College Football Playoff semifinal against No. 5 Oregon, coach Curt Cignetti is already reloading.

SAVANNAH, Ga. – Relatives of man shot to death by a Georgia state trooper now charged with murder plan to sue the state for wrongful death. Lawyers for relatives of Julian Lewis filed notice Monday in federal court in Savannah. Thompson forced Lewis off the road after trying to pull him over for a broken tail light, then shot Lewis in the head. Lewis’s family demands $1 million in damages, the most allowed by state law. The family also plans a federal civil rights lawsuit demanding more money.

SYLVANIA, Ga. – A Georgia judge has denied bond for a former Georgia State Patrol trooper accused of murder in the August shooting death of a 60-year-old Black man who refused to stop for a broken tail light. Thompson, who is white, briefly chased Julian Lewis on Aug. 7 before forcing Lewis’ car into a ditch and fatally shooting Lewis in the head. “At some point, I heard the engine on the violator’s vehicle revving at a high rate of speed,” Thompson wrote in his report. “I activated the light on my weapon and observed the violator with both hands on the steering wheel. Thompson wrote that he tried to render first aid until paramedics arrived.

FILE - In this file photo dated Thursday, May 7, 2020, Britain's Foreign Secretary Dominic Raab arrives at 10 Downing Street, in London. The papers were believed to have appeared online some months earlier but attracted little attention until they were picked up by the Labour campaign. It was unable to publish the report since it was compiled last year after Conservative Prime Minister Boris Johnson refused to clear it for release ahead of the December election. The decision to publish the report comes a day after the new committee for this current parliamentary term was formed. The job had been expected to go to a former minister, Chris Grayling, who is a loyal supporter of Johnson.