Jury Finds Florida Black Nationalist Guilty of Lesser Manslaughter Charge for Killing Officer Execution-Style

Black nationalist Othal Wallace, who shot Florida police officer Jason Raynor in the head in 2021, which ultimately killed him, was found guilty of manslaughter for his actions.

Othal Wallace

Jason Raynor

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Volusia County Sheriff Mike Chitwood issued a statement following the verdict, saying, “The message I take away from this jury is that it’s open season on law enforcement.”

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Chitwood continued, “The same Othal Wallace who posted ‘1 Day I Will Take Great Pride And Honor In Getting Me Some Pigs Blood On My Hands And Boots’ may just get the chance to walk free one day.”

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Originally, the 29-year-old Othal “O’Zone” Wallace was slapped with a charge for attempted first-degree murder after he had shot Raynor in the head. {snip}

Days later, Wallace was captured while hiding in a tree house located in DeKalb County, Georgia. The three-acre property where he was discovered was tied with the Not F—ing Around Coalition (NFAC), a black nationalist paramilitary organization. {snip}

Wallace had an extensive rap sheet; court records reveal that he was booked twice at Florida’s Broward County in 2019: once for domestic violence and another time for breaking a no-contact order with a victim in an ongoing domestic case.

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