Gibson’s attorney has likened the alleged incident of drawn guns and pursuit in Brookhaven, Mississippi, to the encounter Ahmaud Arbery experienced in coastal Georgia.
The Black former FedEx driver who escaped the gunfire of two white men while making deliveries, sought mental health support, and endured a trial, lives without closure two years after the reported attack.
D’Monterrio Gibson was delivering packages in Brookhaven, Mississippi, a city about 55 miles south of Jackson, Mississippi, on Jan. 24, 2022, when two men, Gregory Case and his son Brandon Case, allegedly opened fire on the truck he was driving. They faced attempted first-degree murder charges.
On the day of the shooting, Gibson drove a van with the Hertz logo on it. After dropping off a package in front of a home on a dead-end street, Gregory Case blocked him with a pickup truck and Brandon Case approached Gibson with a gun, according to
