White father and son are arrested after 'chasing down and shooting at black FedEx worker' in Mississippi. A black Mississippi FedEx delivery driver is speaking out after he claims two white men - a father and son - shot at him during his shift in what his attorney describes as a 'copycat' attempt of the murder of Ahmaud Arbery.

D'Monterrio Gibson, 24, said that he was working Monday, January 24, when the men,  identified as Gregory Case and Brandon Case, allegedly attacked him. 

He was delivering packages in Brookhaven, a suburb of Jackson, at around 7 p.m. that day when a white pickup truck, driven by Gregory Case, came toward the address of a scheduled drop.

Gibson alleges that Gregory Case tried to drive 'extremely close' to him and cut him off, and that as he drove away, he saw Brandon Case a few houses down in the middle of the road pointing a gun toward the driver's truck, which was a white Hertz van despite him working for FedEx.   

On February 1, Brandon and Gregory Case turned themselves in. Gregory was charged with a count of conspiracy assault, while Brandon was charged with one count of aggravated assault, according to the Mississippi Free Press. 

The men were released on $75,000 and $150,000 bonds, respectively, a day later.