Frankfort grand jury declined to indict Jacob Bard Lee, the 48-year-old man accused of fatally shooting a Kentucky State University (KSU) student and injuring another last week, on Tuesday, December 23. Kentucky State University shooting suspect not indicted by grand jury (Hannah Brown/The State Journal via AP, File)(AP) The decision of “No True Bill” by the jury came after they decided that there wasn’t sufficient evidence to pursue murder or first-degree assault charges. Bard’s attorney said on Tuesday that the grand jury found that Bard acted in self-defense on the day of the shooting. This effectively ends the prosecution of Brad in the December 9 incident under Kentucky law. His attorneys said in a written statement that “This matter is now closed.” Read more: Kentucky State University shooting: Injuries reported after gunfire; details out What happened, and who is Jacob Bard Lee? On December 9, Bard was arrested on the KSU campus after he allegedly killed a student, De’Jon Fox, 19, of Indianapolis and injured another critically. Due to safety concerns regarding an alleged assault …