Police Shoot Teen at McDonalds |Lawyers Analyze
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- Опубликовано: 8 окт 2022
- A 17-year-old was shot in a McDonald's parking lot while attempting to flee from a police officer. The officer has already been fired, but will he face criminal charges?
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This officer is screwed, I think a jury would react strongly to the face of fear and surprise the teen had when the officer opened the door and the fact that he had food in his hand.
You can choose to be judged by a jury of your peers or by the judge. Whenever a officer is on trial they ALWAYS take the judge option. Almost like they dont like to be judged by their peers, hmm odd.
Since judges and police commonly work together, judges usually give lighter or light sentences than what a jury would deliver. Its why you hear that Officer XXX found guilty of XXX Crime and sentence is X days as opposed to years, or months.
@@sfranger031217 the judge usually sentences anyway even if they were convicted by a jury. Texas happens to be one tho
knowing cops, i doubt he'll be punished as severely if at all for this.
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Horrifying. Hard to believe that cop was properly trained as an officer and on how to use that weapon. He shot at an unarmed, defenseless victim. What if that boy had died? That family should certainly bring charges against him. Must be great for cops working in Texas... anything goes apparently. Thanks for the analysis... really enjoy your videos!!! Cheers from up in Canada!!
Most likely he will just get fired and be set free of all charges
Keep em coming love your videos
Yeah no charges and that officer will get his job back after complaining to Union.
Average cop behavior
This guy is screwed
worst part of seeing this is my lack of surprise. it just all feels so.....typical for the u.s.
I am glad I don't live in the US it's a beautiful country, but I am not sure that I would feel save living there.
Thanks, for the unbiased opinion, it's hard to find that online anymore.
GG officer