Based on the video, it was probably one single cop who fired all the shots. His or her name should be plastered all over the headlines as a murderer who hasn’t been arrested despite video evidence of the slaying.
Don’t downplay thee rest of them that were outside of their jurisdiction doing a midnight raid for a weed eater when the suspect was already in custody.
Every person involved is guilty as hell, and that judge should face charges.
Let’s say that person had been killed, and no one heard the shots and called it in…
Would the executive judge had really continued complaining about this weed eater and would the “suspect” have remained in custody? No, it’s bullshit, they would have deleted that paperwork, let the “suspect” go, and that person being killed would be unsolved. They likely created all that bullshit in case someone called it in before the dirty cops could leave. That’s no fucking accident because there would be no reason to do a midnight no knock raid with a suspect in custody.
Based on the video, it was probably one single cop who fired all the shots. His or her name should be plastered all over the headlines as a murderer who hasn’t been arrested despite video evidence of the slaying.
Don’t downplay thee rest of them that were outside of their jurisdiction doing a midnight raid for a weed eater when the suspect was already in custody.
Every person involved is guilty as hell, and that judge should face charges.
Let’s say that person had been killed, and no one heard the shots and called it in…
Would the executive judge had really continued complaining about this weed eater and would the “suspect” have remained in custody? No, it’s bullshit, they would have deleted that paperwork, let the “suspect” go, and that person being killed would be unsolved. They likely created all that bullshit in case someone called it in before the dirty cops could leave. That’s no fucking accident because there would be no reason to do a midnight no knock raid with a suspect in custody.