After more than a year of legal filings and court hearings, Bexar County officials agreed to settle a lawsuit over the 2017 fatal shooting of 6-year-old Kameron Prescott for $5 million.

A settlement agreement has been reached in a federal lawsuit in the 2017 death of 6-year-old Kameron Prescott, who was shot and killed inside of his mobile home when Bexar County deputies fired their weapons at a fraud suspect.

SAN ANTONIO – The mother of Kameron Prescott is continuing to fight for justice nearly there years after her son’s untimely death. Ruby, Kameron’s mother, addressed the Bexar County Commissioner’s Court on Tuesday about her son. Kameron, 6, was hit and killed by a stray bullet when Bexar County Sheriff’s deputies were in pursuit of Amanda Jones in 2017. Jones was wanted for car theft and led deputies on a foot chase, ending up in front of Kameron’s home. Read also:Father of Kameron Prescott shares heartbreaking details of 6-year-old’s shooting death by deputiesDeputies involved in fatal shooting of Kameron Prescott won’t face charges

Kameron Prescott’s father, Shane Prescott, will join attorney Tom Crosley Monday morning in a news conference announcing a lawsuit. If you need help with the Public File, call 210-351-1241.