South Carolina Deputy Charged with Manslaughter and Assault

Deputy Treyvon Sellers faces charges after fatally shooting an unarmed man and allowing his K9 to maul an innocent homeowner.

Treyvon Sellers was arrested and charged with voluntary manslaughter and assault after a May 26 incident.
Sellers shot unarmed suspect William Dwayne Rankin five times while Rankin lay on a couch.
Sellers' police dog attacked homeowner Johnny Cooper, causing permanent injuries.
Sellers was on leave and subsequently fired following an unrelated domestic violence arrest.
If convicted, Sellers faces up to 50 years in prison for both charges.