A Montgomery judge says extra security is unnecessary in the case against a white police officer charged with fatally shooting a black man. Officer Aaron Smith's attorney Mickey McDermott says he filed a motion for extra security as a "necessary precaution" due to threats against Smith. But in court, the lawyer agreed with Judge Jimmy Pool that existing courthouse security was adequate. Smith was arrested less than a week after police say he fatally shot Greg Gunn in February. The district attorney says he found probable cause to justify Smith's charges.