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joshcryer

(62,515 posts)
15. I see a murder.
Wed Apr 8, 2015, 01:58 AM
Apr 2015

But I know enough about law how they would say those cops struggling "proves" that he was resisting. People watch COPS, they don't recognize this sort of excessive force for what it is. I've been in juries. Juries are not very bright people. They're easily impressionable.

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This is South Carolina Man from Pickens Apr 2015 #1
Is this crime eligible for the death penalty? Renew Deal Apr 2015 #2
Yes Man from Pickens Apr 2015 #4
If there was no video, he'd have got paid leave. joshcryer Apr 2015 #5
In other states Man from Pickens Apr 2015 #6
Even in that case there was video. joshcryer Apr 2015 #8
What wasn't clear cut about the Garner video? Man from Pickens Apr 2015 #9
A jury can be swayed in that instance. joshcryer Apr 2015 #10
As anyone can see on the video Man from Pickens Apr 2015 #11
That's not what a jury would see. joshcryer Apr 2015 #12
How can you know that? Man from Pickens Apr 2015 #13
I see a murder. joshcryer Apr 2015 #15
The whistleblower is in deep sh!t. The cop gets a raise and paid vacation to "recover." blkmusclmachine Apr 2015 #3
+1 uponit7771 Apr 2015 #7
I am sure his defense attorney's will come up with some kind of defense... npk Apr 2015 #14
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