Alan Tucker is a local lawyer in the Satilla Shores neighborhood of Brunswick, Ga. Unless you’ve been closely following the bizarre story of the February 23 murder of Ahmaud Arbery and its aftermath, you’ve never heard of Tucker.

As you may have heard, Arbery was a black man who was jogging down a quiet, tree-lined street—likely where, in the view of some, he “didn’t belong”—and was seemingly shot at point blank range by Gregory McMichael (a retired cop) and his son, Travis, apparently for no good reason.

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