The Minneapolis Police Choke an Unarmed Handcuffed Black Man to Death
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What is "Felony Murder" relative to 1st, 2nd and 3rd Degree??
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Depending on the state, the felony murder doctrine can reach very broadly. It can apply to defendants when:
- a police officer or bystander causes the death
- the death occurs during a defendant’s escape or attempted escape, or
- the person who dies is an accomplice.
That’s ridiculous. Did they not see the entire video of the suspect turning around and firing that taser? They just had a case of an Atlanta officer who used a taser on a college kid and they deemed it a deadly weapon. So if that is true then the officer in this case should not be arrested due to protecting himself from a deadly weapon.
When this case gets bounced out after 3 minutes of jury deliberation, Atlanta will burn like it hasn't seen since Sherman visited.
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I'm going to buy a brick and lumber company near Atlanta. I will be rich when the time comes to rebuild...Live like Soros!
Have you not heard? Cops and regular people are not allowed to defend themselves from deadly situations against the Communist hoard that is currently taking over our country.
What makes you think an Atlanta jury is going to find him innocent?
Every single law enforcement officer in Georgia should lay down his badge and walk out. See how they like it when there is no law....
This. I'm at a loss for words these officers were charged. Absolutely BS.
Black mayor, black DA, black recidivist, black community acting like morons, white cop, etc.., Are we surprised these people are placating the unobservant?
Yes!
In this Case...
"The felony murder charge against Rolfe carries life in prison without parole or the death penalty. He was also charged with 10 other offenses punishable by decades behind bars."
Looks like the DA just threw everything at the wall and is hoping something sticks.
Basically those other charges are felonies. I'm sure it's "abuse of power", "failure to render aid", "violation of civil liberties", etc.
Felony Murder is basically the same penalty of 1st Degree Murder without the prerequisite that it needs to be "planned or premeditated".
So killing someone, either on purpose or by accident, while knowingly committing a feloness crime can be charged with Felony Murder.
So they are basically saying the cop killed the POS while committing other crimes and therefore deserves to die.
****, just lynch is ass and get it over with.
dude...... between idiocracy, robocop and the simpsons I am terrified....
That would be more fun with an MG42.....
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