Judge Asked to Dismiss GTA Case

A judge was asked to dismiss a civil suit filed by the families of two Fayette police officers and a dispatcher against the makers and sellers of “Grand Theft Auto” video games that allegedly influenced a man to shoot the three to death.

Sources: Game Cube Advanced | The Decatur Daily

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