'This City is Poison!': Trial Observers React to Ex-Cop Aaron Dean's Manslaughter Conviction
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- Опубликовано: 25 авг 2024
- WATCH: Trial observers share their opinion about former Forth Worth police officer Aaron Dean's manslaughter conviction on Thursday. "This city is poison," a woman shouted as she exited the courtroom while voicing her opinion about the verdict.
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‘He gets to walk free and go home’ dude got found guilty what you talking about? And she wasn’t even in the courtroom 😂
Why are these folks on camera? She just admitted she wasn’t even in court
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They want their George Floyd moment
These people are acting like he was found not guilty…
He was found guilty of manslaughter which carries a 2-20 year sentence. He's an ex cop, howmuch time do you think he'll serve for taking a life? I say he'll get 2 years and be out in 8 months.
These people are proving the justice system has two playing fields. Police vs citizens. Police get light sentences yet citizens are kept in jail until they can post bond, plea out or stay in jail.
@@hersheyssmith2104 wow wtf
What do mean that's murder the officer's didn't even mention there presence yet they're looking through windows when they could've yelled through the front open door and made there selfs known you can't go looking for problems then cry your life is in danger when someone dies Texas always been a state of bad policing and fk'd up laws this should've easily been a murder 2-3 manslaughter isn't doing real time I no people who locked up for non violent crimes facing more time then this P.O.S. people should never die protecting, there home in families especially by anyone that took a oath to protect. Maybe you should go watch the part of the trial where he was on the stand even he admitted he did nothing right from start to finish 😤🤬.
Might as well of found him not guilty. That scumbag will only do a couple of months in jail
These people don't understand what the difference between manslaughter vs murder. That's the issue.
Jurys have been known to get things Wrong , especially when Convicting Cops !
These people? So what’s the difference?
They understand. They don’t care about all that in this moment. They will never see there loved one again ! Have some empathy!
@@joni8090 In a jury trial, Justice is what the jury decides, whether you think it's right or wrong.
@@NeBanks Intent to kill or not.
Whats poision is the ppl who dont know the laws.
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EXACTLY!!!
Exactly
Bingo 😂
I mean blame your peers...the government was literally seeking a murder charge, it was the jury of your peers that decided for the lesser charge
Murder is intent, manslaughter isn't. She screaming about not getting to wear a certain shirt, well, not if it can influence a jury.
The problem with the city is the young fools aren’t getting out in voting. Voting can make a big difference.
JUDGES JUDGES JUDGES…they can control what evidence is shown to the jury, what questions are allowed to be asked to witnesses, on and on.
This is Texas we are talking about as well. Don’t be completely fooled.
Nvr enough
What u mean it's all liberals there ik you not conservatives
I agree with the last gentlemen in the pin-striped suit. I don't think "intent" was there. He made a tragic mistake and took a young girl's life, but doesn't rise to 1st degree murder.
I'm sure looting and burning the local liquor store will make them all feel a little better.
There wasn't enough evidence for murder. The evidence doesn't fit the crime unfortunately. Yes he killed her but if they couldn't prove that it was intentional, the first degree murder charge wouldn't have stuck.
he intended to pull the trigger, that is the intent, not if she died or he intended to kill
it only matters if she died, and he intended to pull the trigger, I bet the prosecutor didn't explain intent
He intended to kill her because she aimed a gun at him. It’s a crime to direct a weapon at a police officer. He was doing his job and unfortunately for both people it was a mistake.
@@merk3574 she wasn’t pointing at him he didn’t see the gun look at him on the stand yet murder won’t stick sadly to say
You nailed it. Not a popular opinion for those with an agenda but the verdict befitted the crime as sad as it is for those mourning.
Too bad some people don't get this worked up when it happens in their own neighborhood
Because that’s different, they’re life long victims
How u know what go on in our community it show what kind of person you are when u support wrong doing
Exactly
Based.
@@antoinepowell649 apparently, your community has never heard of punctuation.
This is why we don't allow mob justice. He did not have intent, which makes it manslaughter. Convicting him of something more severe than what the facts show is insane.
When you point a gun and fire at someone who is not armed there is only one thing you intend to do. You have no IQ if you think anything else
How do you know what his intentions was?
Yes. It's is manslaughter the issue people who are not familiar with the meaning of murder is.... If you or I get convicted of manslaughter we can expect 7-10 year sentence. When an officer does it. They usually walk or get 2 years and walk after a couple months.
Most cops, even ex cops or retired ones, get off a bit easy.
My father was a sheriff and retired. He was abusive towards my mother and any time the cops were called, he would flash his badge and they would say, 'ok have a good night sir'
He's committed crimes but not once was he arrested because of his status. That's for any cop or ex cop; they get off or get a lesser charge regardless of the law.
@@NeBanks The prosecutor never even tried to submit evidence that he intended to murder her. If that evidence existed, they certainly would have tried to prove it. They ignore it because it didn't exist, it's the only explanation. Murder requires intent to kill be proven.
Being a "community organizer" is just a nicer way of saying "unemployed".
Well, your cowardly ignorance is certainly showing. But, hey, one of your so-called unemployed people became President. But you clearly don’t know what a community organizer does. But you just sit on your couch and let the grown-ups fix this world. GGGGG!
Reporter:
“tell us about the evidence you saw.”
Response:
“I didn’t see it, wasn’t in the courtroom. She’s dead. That’s all you need.”
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Hope this person never gets on a jury.
Tell me you said anything to get likes without telling me you said anything just to get likes.
Why are you all commenting on people's emotions? People aren't always logical when emotional.
He was called for an open door, sees a house is disarray, goes around back and sees a lady grab a gun
Atleast thats my understanding of the circumstance
Not sure how that's manslaughter
He didn’t announce himself dude. Always announce yourself as a cop, and in most cases, you give a person a chance to comply. This was one of those cases where he should’ve given time for her to answer him…HE DID NOT.
Murder would be if he went there and said previously "I'm killing the first person I see". They have to prove intent.
@@SpiritMover314 man you’re just on a roll today aren’t you? Get a job bro this is like the 10th comment I’ve seen of yours. And every single one of them is ignorant and misinformed. You have zero idea how the law works and how police operate. Sit down kid
@@didamnesia3575 lol thank you but that's not what I meant
And the Oscar goes to…….
@Chuck Norris I think Attatiana Jefferson was murdered by a police officer that acted incredibly foolish in his decision making. However, all of that emotion and what not is overboard. He’s not “juss gon walk” The man will serve his time.
LOL! Give her a Golden Globe with Gervais' pre-monologue.
@@MeteorologistAlsoGoPutin just gonna walk you’re making jokes I hope you go through this situation and let’s see how funny you can be
@@YouChwb I hope you go through this. I’m praying hard!
@Bacon Beggie the epic nonce of tomorrow wow, what an ignorant comment. Both good and bad people die, and the victim in this case was a decent young woman who didn't deserve to have her life stolen from her.
Is it not obvious why stereotypes exist? People fit them.
Its not a stereotype when its reality i guess haha
@@dr.g3860 Not sure to whom you're responding. I wasn't talking about the police.
What law school did some of these people go to? Leave the lawyering to the lawyers . If this is the court house why is this disrespect going on?
Shut up!☹️. People have the right to be angry remember Jan 6? 🥴
The darkie concrete college
@@Mr.JoeMontanya wow
@Odysseus1776 that is a disgustingly foul comment
Report these trolls and keep it moving folks!!
He got man slaughter because it clearly wasnt murder. He respawned to a call of a possible break in and he was pointed at with a green lazer. Thats not murder.
Imagine the reaction if there had been a not guilty verdict.
So dramatic !!! Stop with the antics
By their reactions you’d think he was found not guilty
Thats what i thought
You don't understand the emotions you go through when the state drags its feet when it comes to killing your family/friends/loved ones.
Also they didn't charge him with murder.
Right those emotions are RAW you won’t get it until it’s your family. Yes the law, degrees, and intent matters but this HER family, they can’t fathom he gets a slap on the wrist for murdering her. To them it’s still an injustice, he will serve that lil time, and get to still have some kind of career, and be with his loved ones.
@@LaSerpentDEden I’m with you. This verdict is wrong. 💔 🙏🏼
He was found guilty. How is the verdict wrong? He was charged with manslaughter, correct?
He was found guilty, what am I missing here??
And people still act like uncivilized animals
Guilty of manslaughter not murder.
Yea , jury found OJ NOT GUILT TOO !
@@Insidious_Rage no wrong the ANIMALS 🐈🐈🐈🐈 are civilized!!!!!!!! don't insult the ANIMALS!!!!!!! They got NOTHING TO DO WITH THE SUBHUMAN INSANITY!!!!!!
Tell me you don’t understand how the legal system works without telling me you don’t understand how the legal system works.
The people complaining about this verdict are the same people who say OJ is innocent and glad he received an innocent sentence.
You still grieving for OJ
500 years she has been here wow she was here before America was discovered. He was found Guilty it was a very just sentence. All the people screaming want vengeance, not justice.
And that's what it boils down too. Vengeance . That's exactly what they want.
You need malice of forethought for murder. Unfortunately, these women have no understanding of the law. Manslaughter was the appropriate verdict
And unfortunately you don't understand the different levels of murder where a defendant acted impulsively, and without premeditation --you keyboard lawyer!
@@Danymity1 I don’t think you understand the levels either. I highly recommend you look at the statues before putting someone down who is actually saying correct information.
...He could get 2nd degree murder. They give it individuals who drink and drive. The intention of embarking on an aggressive act is enough to satisfy the requirement.
He's not going to walk, ma'am. Cut it out. You people are just embarrassing yourselves. Calm down!
It's 2022. Yet slavery is being thrown around.
F*ck you, you don't have any clue what it's like for them, and you should f*cking watch how you use "you people" a$$hole
He got manslaughter. For murder. And they're talking about probation. You call that punishment? I wonder if you'd be saying "calm down" if it were your family who was killed?
They have every right to be mad. I know in your little suburb cops don’t shoot into people’s homes without announcing themselves but this is their reality. A woman was murdered and the perp will get around 5 years. Sad
Atatiana doesn't get probation out of the grave.
Well that women did pull a gun on that police officer first. Is she wouldn't have pointed that gun at the officer she wouldn't have been shot.
What!!! She thought it was a burglar and she had the right to defend her home. The police should have knocked in the door and announced themselves. To try and justify the officer’s actions is disgusting.
@@lcjones4682 no that's not how that works Lol
The man was found guilty. GUILTY. It's not like he got off scott free, he was found guilty. But, no, it's not enough now is it? Too many people in that court that wants it thier way.
it doesn't matter. without the police reform bill that couldn't pass the house would permanently attach a police person's record to them for the rest of their lives when they try to get jobs in other precincts, he's free to commit "manslaughter" again, and again, and again with NO repercussions.
@@samanthanickson6478 he's going to jail for manslaughter. Pretty sure you can't be a cop after that, it's a violent felony.
man-slouwta, man-slouwta, they gave him man-slouwta.
Now I’m in the mood for some clam chouwtaa
@@TheRealHungryJoe Chowdaaaaaah
@@TheRealHungryJoe clam-chouwta, clam-chouwta, you in the mood for some clam-chouwta.
😂
Coleslaw
Not all he evidence you need. Just because someone is dead doesn't mean it was unjust.
This is literally all for the camera.
Yup. 10 million on the line in the civil suit.
If it wasn't for the cameras people would just get up and leave, no comment.
what is manslaw? is that some sort of different kind of Colslaw?
I kind of want to try it.
It could be a death wish though😛
So sad but its so much easier to listen to someones opinion when they are calm and speaking normally rather than screaming like banshees
Wearing a polo jumpsuit to a court hearing is a reflection of character, her screaming her head off inside the courthouse reinforces this character.
Relax. Some people don't have the means for nice clothes.
@@washredskin887 I've gotten brand new clothing with tags both at homeless shelters AND at thrift stores. There is no excuse.
@@washredskin887 or "screaming their head off" either, I suppose.
Shut up!!! Think your so much better. Gtfoh!
@@washredskin887 but it seems everyone has the means for a smartphone
The tragedy beyond taking an innocent life is there was no speedy trial. 4 yrs? He should have 4 extra yrs for every family member who had to endure this incompetence and stalling. They protect their own. People are getting sick of it. That could have happened to my dad last week when they came to the wrong house banging on the down with hand on her gun. The supervisor tried to make excuses. These people need training, at least.
Some of these people you know they are just there because cameras are there. They couldn't care less about the verdict, all they want is chaos and disorder. Others express their feelings coherently and clear minded.
THIS☝️☝️☝️☝️
I disagree about them being there for cameras. They're just angry because this shouldn't have happened, that's all.
@@melistasy nope u darkies over exaggerate everything
So both Atitiana's died right after her, why wouldn't you think that the family that's left wouldn't feel some type of way? We all know when it comes to the legal system we are all not treated the same. We don't get the benefit of doubt like police are. So miss me with that bs. If it was your family member murdered just for looking out her own window, how would you feel?
They don't understand.. they think the law is "an eye for an eye". They think the trial is a means to get revenge.
The way the cameramen surrounded that lady during her breakdown was disgusting.
If they want to privacy they would have gotten privacy they were making a fuss a big show it's all it is really big show.
@@tower222 wonder
what you would do if that was your love one 🧐🤔. Y’all yte folks are demonic!
Oh my god please, lmao she "broke down" there on purpose so the cameras could record her
@@sandhanitizer15 what!!! You don’t think these people are genuinely hurting!!! How heartless can you people be, OMG
@@TheMostHighDaughter180 whatchoo mean “you people”?
The man in pinstripes was intelligent and well spoken
A very rare breath of fresh air.
@ Kelly Boden 👍 and I absolutely agree with everything he said!
Very intelligent
Ya. I knew it wouldn't be murder because it's hard to convict a police man of murder. 99% of the time it'll always be manslaughter. But let a person without a badge shoot someone then it's pretty easy to get a murder charge
Who was he, please? This is the only clip I've seen of the trial and I don't know the facts or the circumstances. Was he a juror?
This woman is ridiculous.
King Ace is a community organizer? Is that a real job because these people seem very disorganized but understand their frustration at the outcome.
The jury did their duty and followed the law, difficult to understand when you’re thick as mince.
Manslaw! MANSLAW!
Manslaughter is better than him walking free & found not guilty.
An entire city is "poison." Well then evacuate!
You have this man "man slaw" 🤣🤣🤣
You can understand the emotions of the grieving loved ones but bringing up slavery just discredits & deflects from any legitimate grievance.
U must have the "complexion for the protection."
@@MaaThaRainbowGoddess
Nice popular soundbite, but have you got anything original to say?
@@Lalo_has_a_manly_Tash Nope.
Why? The affects of slavery are still having an impact on our society today, whether you want to accept that or not.
@@WouldntULikeToKnow.
Please explain. I am all ears & am prepared to learn & accept if you can give a plausible explanation.
Well would they rather the man get to walk out the doors right now from a Not Guilty verdict?! 🤷🏻♀️ Damned if they do & damned if they don’t! And always hollering the same thing!! 🤨
Plea deals happen everyday in over 90% of cases. Fact. Now you are complaining? Complain about the system but it has to be consistent.
Gee. Give us a break. Respect the jury. Go home. Peace on earth
all these people only acted up infront of the cameras, they want a minute of fame
Couple seconds of that man I thought my blood pressure was going to blow my head off and I don't have high blood pressure. I stop ped just a little after four eyes I listen to that crap. It's just demented this behavior is demented.
“Manslaughter. That’s all they gave him. He killed that girl.”
Yeah? Sounds like the right call. He’s still facing 20 years.
2-20 actually, so he could get 2 years if they deem it so.
This was murder 2 degree at least . This continues to be done to us. This must stop
I wonder if their statute uses manslaughter instead of murder 2. I agree.
@@lisab9541 their murders are manslaughter, then they control the sentencing.
These people are clowns. I'm glad he was getting convicted but this was a legit accident. It's a fair verdict.
He should have been acquitted but the clowns would have burned down the city. This is why the jury gave a token conviction.
@@John-kv7jo Either we have a right to be armed in our homes or we don't. If the state can just execute you when you are commiting no crime then the constitution is meaningless.
Cops should announce. This lady thought the cop was a robber, and reasonably so.
@@pierredelecto7069 No one is saying you can't be armed in your house. However if you point a gun at an officer s/he has the right to use deadly force. This officer should not go to prison for exercising his right.
Cops should not announce on an open structure call so as to gain the advantage over criminals.
@@John-kv7jo the issue was there was no criminal. It was just a lady in a house she belonged in, with an 8 year old.
I can see the argument for him being not guilty. He was in fear for his life. Sadly he also put her in fear for hers. They both thought each other were the criminals.
I'm less concerned with cops having tactical advantage than I am homeowners being shot for being vigilant.
If some person is prowling outside my house in the dark better believe I'm going to be armed. I won't assume it may be a cop. I need my tactical advantage too.
Is it too much to ask that you provide a brief background of the facts of the case?
I watched this trial…. All I have to say is at the end of the day someone lost their daughter, sister, aunt, mother, from the careless acts of a police officer. An officer that did many things wrong. Prayers to the family sending love and light your way.
he saw a gun and did what he was trained to do
did you see the body cam video ? there was a gun pointed at the police ,
@@dougiefresh2789 Keep telling that lie U POS
🤣😂🤣😂
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This is what I thought of when she was moving through the crowd she really stood out didn't she 🐝☺️
Manslaughter was the right decision. The police officer made mistakes in his approach. It wasn't murder.
Always pulling the A card!!! Manslaughter is the right justice.
SHUT UP!!!!!!
The guy is going to prison 🤷🏻♀️
Wait, did she pull a gun on the cop?
Yes
No. She pulled a gun on what she thought was a burglary. He did not announce that he was a cop!
According to the Prosecutor, she did not. She had it by her side when she was looking through the window. The glass was only in her face and not on her hands. Based on the trajectory of the billet she was bending over when she was shot. The cop lied. He didn’t even tell his partner he saw a gun. He made up the lie after he went inside and saw there was s gun at her feet.
Bullet
@@lcjones4682That would be the same and yes.
They need to accept the verdict
Something is better than nothing but still.
They have the right to feel the way they do. You better hope you are never in this position.
Maybe they thought they were going to get a big payout and now they’re mad!
Theres nothing worse then when a family doesn't get justice for their loved ones.
🤣😂🤣😂
They got justice. They are just unwilling to accept it. There was 0 proof in that trial for premeditation or malicious intent. He made a mistake and somebody died. thats the textbook definition of manslaughter.
So I think what you meant to say was "there's nothing worse than when a family doesn't pay attention to the law and wants everybody that wronged them to get crucified."
Oh they'll make up for it...with a LAWSUIT!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
@@trentcruise3084 🐷🖕
You mean get their golden casket? Nope 🤣🤣
This lady talking about 500 years, 77 seconds, 2.5 lbs of meat she's gonna go eat at Arby's after leaving the courthouse. Lmao what's she even doing there? She's not helping anything. She clearly doesn't understand how things work. You can hear her yelling in the background during everyone else's interviews lol WHY?! WHY?! 77 BOTTLES OF BEER ON THE WALL
I sincerely doubt people really want anyone to be able to exact whatever vengeance they want. Just because someone doesn't get what they want doesn't mean it's a miscarriage of justice.
Justice is not necessarily the most severe penalty available.
Justice needs to take that blind fold off! & When you speak so confident speak the same way if it were your love one shot & killed it's called emotions!
SHUT UP!
According to Texas law he should've been convicted of murder over manslaughter. This wasn't even a case you could argue nuances. It was clear cut, by the letter of the law murder.
But at least he was convicted. Texas is such a hellhole. I'm just glad he didn't get completely off. At least he'll see some prison time.
Jury was wrong on this, though. I'd be curious to see why they disregarded the law. So I hope they eventually give an interview to the press to explain their thought process.
Am I to assume you have ever lost a loved one due to murder?
Justice is the correct punishment. Apparently, this wasn’t it.
What does she mean by "police our bodies"? And the USA isn't 500 years old.
Dude Ace says He's a law student but he doesn't know the Law. 🤣😂😁
Manslaughter:
the crime of killing a human being without malice aforethought, or otherwise in circumstances not amounting to murder.
He did kill her, but it was out of stupidity.
He's studying law by being a criminal maybe
he intended to pull the trigger, that is the intent, not if she died or he intended to kill
it only matters if she died, and he intended to pull the trigger, I bet the prosecutor didn't explain intent
@@ihatecrackhead ya I'm sure you know more than the prosecutor.
@@ihatecrackhead all your comments are copy and paste garbage.
"They always take care of their own." Guy is an ex cop....EX. 🤣
Had the shoe been on the other foot and she killed him, I wonder what you would be saying. He's an ex cop who will still get tax payer dollars because he resigned and not fired.
@@kimberlynroberts7059 Also....11 years in jail. THEY TAKE CARE OF THEIR OWN THO
He should have never been hired as a cop. I wish media would concentrate more on the level-headed people, than the highly emotional ones, but I know they won't, because drama gets views.
If u want justice, go to law school and do it yourself.
i hear a very small violin somewhere
They mad at the jury?
Weirdly no.
That’s pain. I remember the day my step brothers murder was acquitted. True pain.
Yeah it’s extremely sad. They are hurting.. 😢
"He's gonna walk. "Guy is going to jail....
If you don’t understand just say that. Going to walk is a few years behind bars
No I understand. What you need to understand is the difference between intent and an accident. That's why it's manslaughter not murder. It's okay. Go off I guess.
@@NeBanks 11 years. Hmm...didn't know 11 years was a few. LOL
Are the cameras rolling,....que outrage. Only if these ppl would care about murders in their own neighborhood.
Oh the drama!
LOL the thumbnail clip i cant stop laughing at only because of the lawyer looking dudes face on the right.... he is clearly staring up into the camera with a WTF look on his face...
If she had a job to go to and rent to pay maybe she’d be too tired for theatrics. 🙄
Sit down!
Who else is sick of these fake ADs that say free and all they want is your info to blow ur phone up
I've never understood why people expects fairness from this system. Did y'all really expect he was going to pay for his wrong?
They thought they had a free kill on a burglary
What is "MyN SLaTHHEA"?
Orchestrated theatrical drama. It's not all about yhe vicitm
Instead of complaining, do something about it. Get up and vote, stop avoiding jury duty, I feel he should’ve been charged with murder but the same people complaining about the judicial system are the same people who won’t go vote for judges that sit on the bench and they are the main people who avoid being jurors. Stop complaining and do something, make a change!
“500 years” huh? How is that relevant to the verdict?
Btw “murder charge” means intent. There was no intent against her.
She created the situation by standing in front of the window with a gun after calling 911 about a possible intruder.
It's a bad outcome case all the way around. If he didn't shoot her she would have shot him and she would be on trial. What would your outrage be like then?
I truly don't think if this family and all the people the protested for justice they got this much for that ex cop !
What kind of shirt is that..homegirl rocking (yellow)?
….omg.
They’re putting on a show.
They’re mad it wasn’t murder because now they can’t get their 30 million dollars for a wrongful death.
People need to think with logic instead of their emotions. Keep your emotions in check. Scream in your own privacy. Maintaining decorum for court proceedings is part of the whole song and dance. If you ever want to get anything accomplished you need to have self control. This is how these people run courts. If you give them something to pay attention to like yelling and screaming you will only get the attention you asked for, but it wont be type of attention you want. I've been dealing with court proceedings my whole life. I protect my community and respect for whomever is presiding over the court. Get better lawyers. Maintain self control and if you cant, then don't be there at the courthouse. This will not ever be changed.
Scream in your own privacy... you follow the 'song and dance' don't tell others how to feel. You're properly immature for this comment.
That is the meaning of a speedy trial? 4 yrs? That is a justice system that is all about protecting their own. I've talked to the chief of an officer who got the wrong address, showed up to my 86 yr old father's house banging on the door with one hand on her gun to serve a warrant on a guy with no criminal history. She wouldn't look at the address on the mailbox. Would not take my dads word for it. The chief was making excuses and I had to get in his face to get him to listen to even what my concern was. He finally did when I said your job is serving the public and I want you to listen to my concer and get it, not give a robotic premeditated answer. Unbelievable.
@@LarryCleveland they feel their word is LAW. Even if they're completely wrong. It's ludicrous. When I needed an attorney in my case regarding the officers fabrication and lying on me in my discovery, my attorney told me they basically fill in their own version of the story in most cases. That's all I needed to know. Not all officers are twisted. But most are. And very disturbed.
Let's see how you will react when your loved one is killed 🤔
Manslaughter- I wasn’t in the court 🤔 He get to go home! Say what? Loud and WRONG!
He should’ve been charged with Murder, I’m in Law School? 🤔 Which one?
He was charged with murder & manslaughter and convicted of manslaughter.
🤦🏽♀️
Lol. Gotta love the uneducated masses informing us what murder is.
It’s never enough for these people
The dude at the 12 second mark looks like Billy D Williams and Snoop Dogg's love child lol
He was found guilty. Normally it's not guilty.
He needs to due some time and think about that lady and her family that no longer have her in their life 👉NOT PROBATION
He should have been acquitted as he had the right to use deadly force when a gun was pointed at him. This was a tragic accident.
Can’t prove intent to kill her but he did kill her…that’s manslaughter. People gotta stop thinking with their emotions and under law.