Grayson, who is white, could be sentenced to as much as 20 years in prison but also is eligible for probation. According to body camera footage, Grayson and sheriff’s Deputy Dawson Farley, who was not charged, searched Massey's yard before meeting her at her door. Massey appeared confused and repeatedly said, “Please, God.”The deputies entered her house, Grayson noticed the pot on the stove and ordered Farley to move it. Massey said: “I rebuke you in the name of Jesus.”Grayson drew his sidearm and yelled at her to drop the pan. The case also prompted a change in Illinois law requiring fuller transparency on the backgrounds of candidates for law enforcement jobs.