rfenst
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5 years ago

Al lemme tell ya, I questioned a county sheriff at trial and caught him up in a blatant lie. Judge wanted to “talk to him in his chambers”.

No apology for him trying to blame me for a crime I didn’t commit.

No charges for lying under oath.

I don’t blindly believe cops.

There is definitely a thin blue line, and I’m not a fan of the escalation of force we have.

ZRX1200 wrote:


What were you falsely charged with and how did it even get to trial?

ZRX1200
5 years ago
I committed what I was charged with! My step brother was driving and they were trying to nail both of us.....I actually got FU**** just to be able to pay restitution. My case the DA didn’t want to touch when he read what happened at my brothers trial (juvenile) but the only was told I could pay restitution which I insisted upon was pleading no contest. The DA was cool about it the judge not so much.

FYI I broke a padlock.

The sheriff and the county parks and rec dude said my brother had rammed the gate. My brother had a plastic bumper. They didn’t have photos. I had to walk the sheriff deputy through their own evidence again, I dragged it out painfully slow without calling him a liar till the judge said “enough”.
Whistlebritches
5 years ago

I committed what I was charged with! My step brother was driving and they were trying to nail both of us.....I actually got FU**** just to be able to pay restitution. My case the DA didn’t want to touch when he read what happened at my brothers trial (juvenile) but the only was told I could pay restitution which I insisted upon was pleading no contest. The DA was cool about it the judge not so much.

FYI I broke a padlock.

The sheriff and the county parks and rec dude said my brother had rammed the gate. My brother had a plastic bumper. They didn’t have photos. I had to walk the sheriff deputy through their own evidence again, I dragged it out painfully slow without calling him a liar till the judge said “enough”.

ZRX1200 wrote:




I always knew you were a hoodlum
rfenst
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5 years ago
Anyhow, this morning's testimony sucked (boring). Defense just tried to prove Chauvin could have died that very day or soon thereafter, anyways, in the position he was in on the ground (without force), partially because of the carbon monoxide exhaust from the police vehicle and/or because of heart problems.
izonfire
5 years ago

What were you falsely charged with and how did it even get to trial?

rfenst wrote:


That was back when he was black.
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Hey, is Derek's defense team referred to as the Chauvinists???
rfenst
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5 years ago
So far, the state prosecutor's closing sucks!
ZRX1200
5 years ago
It seemed like a summary and not a totality of the evidence.
izonfire
5 years ago

So far, the state prosecutor's closing sucks!

rfenst wrote:


Good thing the verdict won't be based on evidence or arguments...
HockeyDad
5 years ago

Good thing the verdict won't be based on evidence or arguments...

izonfire wrote:



They could have wrapped this trial up in one day easily.
ZRX1200
5 years ago
The media tried.....don’t blame them

#allies
Smooth light
5 years ago
Just...PORN FEAR...
rfenst
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5 years ago
I think that the defense went on way to long. The Black prosecutor was the best and gave a great rebuttal argument.

The judge was excellent the whole way through.

Anyone notice Chauvin's face when he took his mask off? He has a permanent frown that is pretty significant. That's just the way he was built, but wearing a mask negated that for him.
delta1
5 years ago
bad cops rarely get convicted...that's why there are so many bad cops...and why there are riots after decisions like the Rodney King Quartet's acquittal...

but the majority of cops I've known and worked with are good peeps...
rfenst
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5 years ago

bad cops rarely get convicted...that's why there are so many bad cops...and why there are riots after decisions like the Rodney King Quartet's acquittal...

but the majority of cops I've known and worked with are good peeps...

delta1 wrote:


My professional experience has been just that. Mostly good peeps.
HockeyDad
5 years ago

bad cops rarely get convicted...that's why there are so many bad cops...and why there are riots after decisions like the Rodney King Quartet's acquittal...

but the majority of cops I've known and worked with are good peeps...

delta1 wrote:



We still need to de-fund the police and eliminate them. Only way to be sure.
Speyside
5 years ago
^ Are you setting up you private security staff?
HockeyDad
5 years ago

^ Are you setting up you private security staff?

Speyside wrote:



Absolutely! That is how the politicians do it when they call for de-funding. Armed guards, walls, and gates.
teedubbya
5 years ago
Groupthink and omertà can make good peeps less than great.
BuckyB93
5 years ago

Absolutely! That is how the politicians do it when they call for de-funding. Armed guards, walls, and gates.

HockeyDad wrote:



Paid for with taxpayer money.

https://nypost.com/2020/07/15/security-for-minneapolis-council-members-calling-to-defund-police-152k/ 

One hunnerd NINE! teen
bgz
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5 years ago

I committed what I was charged with! My step brother was driving and they were trying to nail both of us.....I actually got FU**** just to be able to pay restitution. My case the DA didn’t want to touch when he read what happened at my brothers trial (juvenile) but the only was told I could pay restitution which I insisted upon was pleading no contest. The DA was cool about it the judge not so much.

FYI I broke a padlock.

The sheriff and the county parks and rec dude said my brother had rammed the gate. My brother had a plastic bumper. They didn’t have photos. I had to walk the sheriff deputy through their own evidence again, I dragged it out painfully slow without calling him a liar till the judge said “enough”.

ZRX1200 wrote:



Thug life
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