President Biden says Sonya Massey should still be alive today. She's the Black woman shot to death by an Illinois sheriff's deputy after she called 911 because she thought an intruder was in her home. In a statement, Biden said Sonya's family deserves justice and that people should be able to call for help without fearing for their lives. Sangamon County Sheriff's Deputy Sean Grayson has been indicted on multiple charges, including murder. Authorities say Massey called 911 on July 6th to report a possible intruder in her Springfield home. Grayson and another deputy went to Massey's home, where Grayson wound up shooting the 36-year-old woman. A State's Attorney says a review of the police investigation did not support the claim that Grayson was justified in his use of deadly force.