Coweta shootout victim had mental health history
New details emerge in the Coweta County deputy shootout: Daniel Olsen, the man who died, had a history of mental health challenges linked to his military service. Officials say his condition likely played a role in the incident. The district attorney confirms Olsen had been receiving treatment following a 2019 road rage incident. FOX 5’s Doug Evans reports on the latest updates.
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