San Bernardino County Sheriff's Office took close to five months before charging three of its deputies with assault under the color of authority. Contrast this with the political lynching of the university cop in Cincinnati that was charged with murder a day or two after the incident. A tox report takes six weeks. How could the prosecutor know facts until investigations were completed? He couldn't. He charged that officer for political reasons, which means we're no longer living under jurisprudence the was given to us by our Founding Fathers. Justice is a joke. It's based upon politics and threats.
The prosecutor in the Cincinnati charging and other malicious prosecutions for political expediency have caused to become convinced that prosecutors must be stripped of immunity. If they can't trust their judgments to withstand civil due process, they're in the wrong line of work. Also, Im good with prosecutors such as the moron in Cincinnati being charged with felony kidnapping by illegitimate application of law for political expediency.
Here's the link to the 3 SBSO deputies charged with felonies:
Here's a link to the video that was the catalyst of the deputies' arrest:
Due process accords these deputies fair trials. I don't know what the verdicts will be because no one has been privy to the deputies' side of this arrest. However, judging by the video only, it doesn't look good for the deputies. However, as we have learned from Rodney King's arrest, how an arrest appears on video and facts of an arrest are often not the same.
It might be a good idea to await the outcome of their trials before reaching conclusions. As we know, probable cause for arrest is a lot different than courtroom proof required for conviction.
The prosecutor in the Cincinnati charging and other malicious prosecutions for political expediency have caused to become convinced that prosecutors must be stripped of immunity. If they can't trust their judgments to withstand civil due process, they're in the wrong line of work. Also, Im good with prosecutors such as the moron in Cincinnati being charged with felony kidnapping by illegitimate application of law for political expediency.
Here's the link to the 3 SBSO deputies charged with felonies:
Here's a link to the video that was the catalyst of the deputies' arrest:
Due process accords these deputies fair trials. I don't know what the verdicts will be because no one has been privy to the deputies' side of this arrest. However, judging by the video only, it doesn't look good for the deputies. However, as we have learned from Rodney King's arrest, how an arrest appears on video and facts of an arrest are often not the same.
It might be a good idea to await the outcome of their trials before reaching conclusions. As we know, probable cause for arrest is a lot different than courtroom proof required for conviction.

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