Charges have been dropped in several notable cases across the U.S. In Macon, Georgia, prosecutors dismissed murder charges against a man due to lack of witness cooperation and pending evidence testing, although he remains in custody on unrelated charges. In Morrisville, Missouri, the Polk County Prosecutor's Office dropped charges against a man who shot at a pickup, claiming self-defense after the occupants threw fireworks at his tent. A case in Colorado involving a man accused of stabbing a doctor was dismissed after a legislative change mandated dismissal for defendants deemed incompetent to stand trial. Additionally, in Michigan, charges against a driver accused of killing a teenager were dropped after prosecutors determined they could not meet the burden of proof. Investigations are ongoing in several of these cases as authorities seek further evidence.