Ex-KCPD detective Eric DeValkenaere's sentence commuted in Cameron Lamb killing

[@longhair51]

Is anyone in Missouri surprised? Just one cop takin care of another cop.

[@Scorch1028]

Missouri is also the home of the _Ferguson Effect_ where the cops refuse to respond to calls in predominantly Black areas. So, pick your poison.

[@missouribattleflag328]

Missouri Highway Patrolman on SSRI Drugs Shoots Innocent Journalist: Case Heads to Missouri Supreme Court with Overwhelming Evidence of Prior Knowledge. The Missouri Highway Patrol has lied and covered up the facts for years. Highway patrolman Henry Folsom shot Jeffrey Weinhaus while under the influence of Prozac. Where is the Anti-Defamation League (ADL) on this? Jeffrey's Jewish. I, too, have been targeted for my speech by the Ozark County, Missouri government and, by the ADL. Missouri Battleflag Call to Action: Missourians, please demand accountability from your government. If the government can get away with these actions, they can do it to any of us. The case of Jeffrey Weinhaus highlights a troubling trend within our Missouri government: a systemic failure to hold individuals accountable for their actions. Former Attorneys General Josh Hawley and Eric Schmidt pursued political agendas that prioritized the state over its constituents. As a result, an innocent man sits behind bars, victim to a cover-up that threatens the very essence of justice. Facts of the Case: It is imperative that we recognize the facts surrounding this case. Missouri State Highway Patrolman Henry Folsom tragically shot Jeffrey Weinhaus while undergoing psychotropic medication treatment. Instead of transparently acknowledging this incident, officials have chosen to protect their own, adhering to a "back the blue" mentality that falters when it impacts citizens. The case is currently before the Missouri Supreme Court. Access detailed information about the case on Missouri Case Net: Missouri Supreme Court Case link. Andrew Bailey and the Attorney General's Role: Furthermore, if Andrew Bailey is selected as the new Attorney General, we must question how he will ensure justice for the people of Missouri. It is critical for the Attorney General and our political leaders to shine a light on injustices like Jeffrey's case, rather than obscuring exculpatory evidence to secure convictions. Not all law enforcement officers are heroes; mistakes made by individuals in positions of authority can have severe consequences. Allegations of Misconduct: Henry Folsom is married to Laclede County Prosecutor Amy Folsom, who has faced allegations of misconduct herself. Additionally, Scott Mertens, a highway patrolman present during the shooting, misrepresented the events that occurred. The FBI, who also witnessed the shooting and these discrepancies, took no action. This troubling narrative suggests that Jeffrey may have been targeted for his outspoken views. The System's Failure: We must question how the system can function when those responsible for justice fail in their duties. Eric Schmidt famously stated he works for the state, not the people of Missouri. We believe the people must come first. The cover-up surrounding Jeffrey Weinhaus's shooting has been perpetuated by Attorney General Josh Hawley, with the alleged complicity of former Governors Eric Greitens and Mike Parson. My Commitment to Justice: This is the very reason I ran for Missouri US Senate in 2022, contended for the fourth Congressional District of Missouri, and most recently, sought the position of Missouri governor. My commitment to justice and accountability drives my advocacy for citizens who have been wronged by the system. Moving Forward: We must not blindly support law enforcement at the expense of justice. For more insights into this case, visit the US Observer: usobserver.com/when-murder-by-cop-goes-bad/ You can also learn more about Fully Informed Juries, which I believe should become part of Missouri state law, here: fija.org Call to Action: Now is the time for action. We urge citizens to demand accountability and transparency from their representatives. Jeffrey Weinhaus deserves justice, and it is our responsibility to ensure his voice is heard.

[@michellescott8710]

THAT IS A Shame. Where is Justice For all? Not Justice for Some.

[@anthonythomas1504]

Hi Hunter!

[@FUCKTHESYSTEM71]

You mean like daniel shaver or tony timpa? You never heard about them they were white

[@missouribattleflag328]

Missouri Highway Patrolman on SSRI Drugs Shoots Innocent Journalist: Case Heads to Missouri Supreme Court with Overwhelming Evidence of Prior Knowledge. The Missouri Highway Patrol has lied and covered up the facts for years. Highway patrolman Henry Folsom shot Jeffrey Weinhaus while under the influence of Prozac. Where is the Anti-Defamation League (ADL) on this? Jeffrey's Jewish. I, too, have been targeted for my speech by the Ozark County, Missouri government and, by the ADL. Missouri Battleflag Call to Action: Missourians, please demand accountability from your government. If the government can get away with these actions, they can do it to any of us. The case of Jeffrey Weinhaus highlights a troubling trend within our Missouri government: a systemic failure to hold individuals accountable for their actions. Former Attorneys General Josh Hawley and Eric Schmidt pursued political agendas that prioritized the state over its constituents. As a result, an innocent man sits behind bars, victim to a cover-up that threatens the very essence of justice. Facts of the Case: It is imperative that we recognize the facts surrounding this case. Missouri State Highway Patrolman Henry Folsom tragically shot Jeffrey Weinhaus while undergoing psychotropic medication treatment. Instead of transparently acknowledging this incident, officials have chosen to protect their own, adhering to a "back the blue" mentality that falters when it impacts citizens. The case is currently before the Missouri Supreme Court. Access detailed information about the case on Missouri Case Net: Missouri Supreme Court Case link. Andrew Bailey and the Attorney General's Role: Furthermore, if Andrew Bailey is selected as the new Attorney General, we must question how he will ensure justice for the people of Missouri. It is critical for the Attorney General and our political leaders to shine a light on injustices like Jeffrey's case, rather than obscuring exculpatory evidence to secure convictions. Not all law enforcement officers are heroes; mistakes made by individuals in positions of authority can have severe consequences. Allegations of Misconduct: Henry Folsom is married to Laclede County Prosecutor Amy Folsom, who has faced allegations of misconduct herself. Additionally, Scott Mertens, a highway patrolman present during the shooting, misrepresented the events that occurred. The FBI, who also witnessed the shooting and these discrepancies, took no action. This troubling narrative suggests that Jeffrey may have been targeted for his outspoken views. The System's Failure: We must question how the system can function when those responsible for justice fail in their duties. Eric Schmidt famously stated he works for the state, not the people of Missouri. We believe the people must come first. The cover-up surrounding Jeffrey Weinhaus's shooting has been perpetuated by Attorney General Josh Hawley, with the alleged complicity of former Governors Eric Greitens and Mike Parson. My Commitment to Justice: This is the very reason I ran for Missouri US Senate in 2022, contended for the fourth Congressional District of Missouri, and most recently, sought the position of Missouri governor. My commitment to justice and accountability drives my advocacy for citizens who have been wronged by the system. Moving Forward: We must not blindly support law enforcement at the expense of justice. For more insights into this case, visit the US Observer: usobserver.com/when-murder-by-cop-goes-bad/ You can also learn more about Fully Informed Juries, which I believe should become part of Missouri state law, here: fija.org Call to Action: Now is the time for action. We urge citizens to demand accountability and transparency from their representatives. Jeffrey Weinhaus deserves justice, and it is our responsibility to ensure his voice is heard.

[@KushiteComplex]

Police Scorecard - Kansas City PD: 26%.

[@missouribattleflag328]

Missouri Highway Patrolman on SSRI Drugs Shoots Innocent Journalist: Case Heads to Missouri Supreme Court with Overwhelming Evidence of Prior Knowledge. The Missouri Highway Patrol has lied and covered up the facts for years. Highway patrolman Henry Folsom shot Jeffrey Weinhaus while under the influence of Prozac. Where is the Anti-Defamation League (ADL) on this? Jeffrey's Jewish. I, too, have been targeted for my speech by the Ozark County, Missouri government and, by the ADL. Missouri Battleflag Call to Action: Missourians, please demand accountability from your government. If the government can get away with these actions, they can do it to any of us. The case of Jeffrey Weinhaus highlights a troubling trend within our Missouri government: a systemic failure to hold individuals accountable for their actions. Former Attorneys General Josh Hawley and Eric Schmidt pursued political agendas that prioritized the state over its constituents. As a result, an innocent man sits behind bars, victim to a cover-up that threatens the very essence of justice. Facts of the Case: It is imperative that we recognize the facts surrounding this case. Missouri State Highway Patrolman Henry Folsom tragically shot Jeffrey Weinhaus while undergoing psychotropic medication treatment. Instead of transparently acknowledging this incident, officials have chosen to protect their own, adhering to a "back the blue" mentality that falters when it impacts citizens. The case is currently before the Missouri Supreme Court. Access detailed information about the case on Missouri Case Net: Missouri Supreme Court Case link. Andrew Bailey and the Attorney General's Role: Furthermore, if Andrew Bailey is selected as the new Attorney General, we must question how he will ensure justice for the people of Missouri. It is critical for the Attorney General and our political leaders to shine a light on injustices like Jeffrey's case, rather than obscuring exculpatory evidence to secure convictions. Not all law enforcement officers are heroes; mistakes made by individuals in positions of authority can have severe consequences. Allegations of Misconduct: Henry Folsom is married to Laclede County Prosecutor Amy Folsom, who has faced allegations of misconduct herself. Additionally, Scott Mertens, a highway patrolman present during the shooting, misrepresented the events that occurred. The FBI, who also witnessed the shooting and these discrepancies, took no action. This troubling narrative suggests that Jeffrey may have been targeted for his outspoken views. The System's Failure: We must question how the system can function when those responsible for justice fail in their duties. Eric Schmidt famously stated he works for the state, not the people of Missouri. We believe the people must come first. The cover-up surrounding Jeffrey Weinhaus's shooting has been perpetuated by Attorney General Josh Hawley, with the alleged complicity of former Governors Eric Greitens and Mike Parson. My Commitment to Justice: This is the very reason I ran for Missouri US Senate in 2022, contended for the fourth Congressional District of Missouri, and most recently, sought the position of Missouri governor. My commitment to justice and accountability drives my advocacy for citizens who have been wronged by the system. Moving Forward: We must not blindly support law enforcement at the expense of justice. For more insights into this case, visit the US Observer: usobserver.com/when-murder-by-cop-goes-bad/ You can also learn more about Fully Informed Juries, which I believe should become part of Missouri state law, here: fija.org Call to Action: Now is the time for action. We urge citizens to demand accountability and transparency from their representatives. Jeffrey Weinhaus deserves justice, and it is our responsibility to ensure his voice is heard.

[@wdmawarrior1863]

i know who to vote out of office soon!

[@anthonythomas1504]

We already voted Biden and Kamala out.

[@stevemoserify]

the problem is both parties suck so hard

[@wdmawarrior1863]

@@stevemoserify agree, still the problem is who we elect to make the right decisions for "the community" and fail them blatantly!

[@wdmawarrior1863]

@@stevemoserify also he just put a Microscope on him and everyone in his circle and pockets. time to do a deep dive and see where the money goes for this favor....cough ... cough err i mean PARDON - 'allegedly"

[@anthonythomas1504]

​@@stevemoserify No it isn't. The problem is your denial.

[@stanleymiller9977]

He only got 6 years ??? Did Lamb actually have a gun or not ???

[@missouribattleflag328]

Missouri Highway Patrolman on SSRI Drugs Shoots Innocent Journalist: Case Heads to Missouri Supreme Court with Overwhelming Evidence of Prior Knowledge. The Missouri Highway Patrol has lied and covered up the facts for years. Highway patrolman Henry Folsom shot Jeffrey Weinhaus while under the influence of Prozac. Where is the Anti-Defamation League (ADL) on this? Jeffrey's Jewish. I, too, have been targeted for my speech by the Ozark County, Missouri government and, by the ADL. Missouri Battleflag Call to Action: Missourians, please demand accountability from your government. If the government can get away with these actions, they can do it to any of us. The case of Jeffrey Weinhaus highlights a troubling trend within our Missouri government: a systemic failure to hold individuals accountable for their actions. Former Attorneys General Josh Hawley and Eric Schmidt pursued political agendas that prioritized the state over its constituents. As a result, an innocent man sits behind bars, victim to a cover-up that threatens the very essence of justice. Facts of the Case: It is imperative that we recognize the facts surrounding this case. Missouri State Highway Patrolman Henry Folsom tragically shot Jeffrey Weinhaus while undergoing psychotropic medication treatment. Instead of transparently acknowledging this incident, officials have chosen to protect their own, adhering to a "back the blue" mentality that falters when it impacts citizens. The case is currently before the Missouri Supreme Court. Access detailed information about the case on Missouri Case Net: Missouri Supreme Court Case link. Andrew Bailey and the Attorney General's Role: Furthermore, if Andrew Bailey is selected as the new Attorney General, we must question how he will ensure justice for the people of Missouri. It is critical for the Attorney General and our political leaders to shine a light on injustices like Jeffrey's case, rather than obscuring exculpatory evidence to secure convictions. Not all law enforcement officers are heroes; mistakes made by individuals in positions of authority can have severe consequences. Allegations of Misconduct: Henry Folsom is married to Laclede County Prosecutor Amy Folsom, who has faced allegations of misconduct herself. Additionally, Scott Mertens, a highway patrolman present during the shooting, misrepresented the events that occurred. The FBI, who also witnessed the shooting and these discrepancies, took no action. This troubling narrative suggests that Jeffrey may have been targeted for his outspoken views. The System's Failure: We must question how the system can function when those responsible for justice fail in their duties. Eric Schmidt famously stated he works for the state, not the people of Missouri. We believe the people must come first. The cover-up surrounding Jeffrey Weinhaus's shooting has been perpetuated by Attorney General Josh Hawley, with the alleged complicity of former Governors Eric Greitens and Mike Parson. My Commitment to Justice: This is the very reason I ran for Missouri US Senate in 2022, contended for the fourth Congressional District of Missouri, and most recently, sought the position of Missouri governor. My commitment to justice and accountability drives my advocacy for citizens who have been wronged by the system. Moving Forward: We must not blindly support law enforcement at the expense of justice. For more insights into this case, visit the US Observer: usobserver.com/when-murder-by-cop-goes-bad/ You can also learn more about Fully Informed Juries, which I believe should become part of Missouri state law, here: fija.org Call to Action: Now is the time for action. We urge citizens to demand accountability and transparency from their representatives. Jeffrey Weinhaus deserves justice, and it is our responsibility to ensure his voice is heard.

[@Willams78]

Nope! It was discovered that the cop planted the gun. He had an extra one on him.

[@mickjen]

My condolences to Cam’s family, such a gut punch after the anniversary and during the holiday season. Sickening to disrespect his children, for political grandstanding.

[@suzannegiant5453]

Shameful.

[@unklebeezy]

It actually pays to be an officer of the law 🤦🏾‍♂️

[@missouribattleflag328]

Missouri Highway Patrolman on SSRI Drugs Shoots Innocent Journalist: Case Heads to Missouri Supreme Court with Overwhelming Evidence of Prior Knowledge. The Missouri Highway Patrol has lied and covered up the facts for years. Highway patrolman Henry Folsom shot Jeffrey Weinhaus while under the influence of Prozac. Where is the Anti-Defamation League (ADL) on this? Jeffrey's Jewish. I, too, have been targeted for my speech by the Ozark County, Missouri government and, by the ADL. Missouri Battleflag Call to Action: Missourians, please demand accountability from your government. If the government can get away with these actions, they can do it to any of us. The case of Jeffrey Weinhaus highlights a troubling trend within our Missouri government: a systemic failure to hold individuals accountable for their actions. Former Attorneys General Josh Hawley and Eric Schmidt pursued political agendas that prioritized the state over its constituents. As a result, an innocent man sits behind bars, victim to a cover-up that threatens the very essence of justice. Facts of the Case: It is imperative that we recognize the facts surrounding this case. Missouri State Highway Patrolman Henry Folsom tragically shot Jeffrey Weinhaus while undergoing psychotropic medication treatment. Instead of transparently acknowledging this incident, officials have chosen to protect their own, adhering to a "back the blue" mentality that falters when it impacts citizens. The case is currently before the Missouri Supreme Court. Access detailed information about the case on Missouri Case Net: Missouri Supreme Court Case link. Andrew Bailey and the Attorney General's Role: Furthermore, if Andrew Bailey is selected as the new Attorney General, we must question how he will ensure justice for the people of Missouri. It is critical for the Attorney General and our political leaders to shine a light on injustices like Jeffrey's case, rather than obscuring exculpatory evidence to secure convictions. Not all law enforcement officers are heroes; mistakes made by individuals in positions of authority can have severe consequences. Allegations of Misconduct: Henry Folsom is married to Laclede County Prosecutor Amy Folsom, who has faced allegations of misconduct herself. Additionally, Scott Mertens, a highway patrolman present during the shooting, misrepresented the events that occurred. The FBI, who also witnessed the shooting and these discrepancies, took no action. This troubling narrative suggests that Jeffrey may have been targeted for his outspoken views. The System's Failure: We must question how the system can function when those responsible for justice fail in their duties. Eric Schmidt famously stated he works for the state, not the people of Missouri. We believe the people must come first. The cover-up surrounding Jeffrey Weinhaus's shooting has been perpetuated by Attorney General Josh Hawley, with the alleged complicity of former Governors Eric Greitens and Mike Parson. My Commitment to Justice: This is the very reason I ran for Missouri US Senate in 2022, contended for the fourth Congressional District of Missouri, and most recently, sought the position of Missouri governor. My commitment to justice and accountability drives my advocacy for citizens who have been wronged by the system. Moving Forward: We must not blindly support law enforcement at the expense of justice. For more insights into this case, visit the US Observer: usobserver.com/when-murder-by-cop-goes-bad/ You can also learn more about Fully Informed Juries, which I believe should become part of Missouri state law, here: fija.org Call to Action: Now is the time for action. We urge citizens to demand accountability and transparency from their representatives. Jeffrey Weinhaus deserves justice, and it is our responsibility to ensure his voice is heard.

[@Lucius.88]

Glad you are free Eric.

[@freepro]

Your white cone hood is showing

[@Lucius.88]

@freepro Good to know.

[@BillyHenry-fk1qg]

Future Independence City police officer that's the type of people they want on the force

[@missouribattleflag328]

Missouri Highway Patrolman on SSRI Drugs Shoots Innocent Journalist: Case Heads to Missouri Supreme Court with Overwhelming Evidence of Prior Knowledge. The Missouri Highway Patrol has lied and covered up the facts for years. Highway patrolman Henry Folsom shot Jeffrey Weinhaus while under the influence of Prozac. Where is the Anti-Defamation League (ADL) on this? Jeffrey's Jewish. I, too, have been targeted for my speech by the Ozark County, Missouri government and, by the ADL. Missouri Battleflag Call to Action: Missourians, please demand accountability from your government. If the government can get away with these actions, they can do it to any of us. The case of Jeffrey Weinhaus highlights a troubling trend within our Missouri government: a systemic failure to hold individuals accountable for their actions. Former Attorneys General Josh Hawley and Eric Schmidt pursued political agendas that prioritized the state over its constituents. As a result, an innocent man sits behind bars, victim to a cover-up that threatens the very essence of justice. Facts of the Case: It is imperative that we recognize the facts surrounding this case. Missouri State Highway Patrolman Henry Folsom tragically shot Jeffrey Weinhaus while undergoing psychotropic medication treatment. Instead of transparently acknowledging this incident, officials have chosen to protect their own, adhering to a "back the blue" mentality that falters when it impacts citizens. The case is currently before the Missouri Supreme Court. Access detailed information about the case on Missouri Case Net: Missouri Supreme Court Case link. Andrew Bailey and the Attorney General's Role: Furthermore, if Andrew Bailey is selected as the new Attorney General, we must question how he will ensure justice for the people of Missouri. It is critical for the Attorney General and our political leaders to shine a light on injustices like Jeffrey's case, rather than obscuring exculpatory evidence to secure convictions. Not all law enforcement officers are heroes; mistakes made by individuals in positions of authority can have severe consequences. Allegations of Misconduct: Henry Folsom is married to Laclede County Prosecutor Amy Folsom, who has faced allegations of misconduct herself. Additionally, Scott Mertens, a highway patrolman present during the shooting, misrepresented the events that occurred. The FBI, who also witnessed the shooting and these discrepancies, took no action. This troubling narrative suggests that Jeffrey may have been targeted for his outspoken views. The System's Failure: We must question how the system can function when those responsible for justice fail in their duties. Eric Schmidt famously stated he works for the state, not the people of Missouri. We believe the people must come first. The cover-up surrounding Jeffrey Weinhaus's shooting has been perpetuated by Attorney General Josh Hawley, with the alleged complicity of former Governors Eric Greitens and Mike Parson. My Commitment to Justice: This is the very reason I ran for Missouri US Senate in 2022, contended for the fourth Congressional District of Missouri, and most recently, sought the position of Missouri governor. My commitment to justice and accountability drives my advocacy for citizens who have been wronged by the system. Moving Forward: We must not blindly support law enforcement at the expense of justice. For more insights into this case, visit the US Observer: usobserver.com/when-murder-by-cop-goes-bad/ You can also learn more about Fully Informed Juries, which I believe should become part of Missouri state law, here: fija.org Call to Action: Now is the time for action. We urge citizens to demand accountability and transparency from their representatives. Jeffrey Weinhaus deserves justice, and it is our responsibility to ensure his voice is heard.

[@kdw75]

WTH???? I liked Greitens, but Parsons has been bad.

[@anthonythomas1504]

Wth????? Biden just PARDONED pedos among others.

[@missouribattleflag328]

Missouri Highway Patrolman on SSRI Drugs Shoots Innocent Journalist: Case Heads to Missouri Supreme Court with Overwhelming Evidence of Prior Knowledge. The Missouri Highway Patrol has lied and covered up the facts for years. Highway patrolman Henry Folsom shot Jeffrey Weinhaus while under the influence of Prozac. Where is the Anti-Defamation League (ADL) on this? Jeffrey's Jewish. I, too, have been targeted for my speech by the Ozark County, Missouri government and, by the ADL. Missouri Battleflag Call to Action: Missourians, please demand accountability from your government. If the government can get away with these actions, they can do it to any of us. The case of Jeffrey Weinhaus highlights a troubling trend within our Missouri government: a systemic failure to hold individuals accountable for their actions. Former Attorneys General Josh Hawley and Eric Schmidt pursued political agendas that prioritized the state over its constituents. As a result, an innocent man sits behind bars, victim to a cover-up that threatens the very essence of justice. Facts of the Case: It is imperative that we recognize the facts surrounding this case. Missouri State Highway Patrolman Henry Folsom tragically shot Jeffrey Weinhaus while undergoing psychotropic medication treatment. Instead of transparently acknowledging this incident, officials have chosen to protect their own, adhering to a "back the blue" mentality that falters when it impacts citizens. The case is currently before the Missouri Supreme Court. Access detailed information about the case on Missouri Case Net: Missouri Supreme Court Case link. Andrew Bailey and the Attorney General's Role: Furthermore, if Andrew Bailey is selected as the new Attorney General, we must question how he will ensure justice for the people of Missouri. It is critical for the Attorney General and our political leaders to shine a light on injustices like Jeffrey's case, rather than obscuring exculpatory evidence to secure convictions. Not all law enforcement officers are heroes; mistakes made by individuals in positions of authority can have severe consequences. Allegations of Misconduct: Henry Folsom is married to Laclede County Prosecutor Amy Folsom, who has faced allegations of misconduct herself. Additionally, Scott Mertens, a highway patrolman present during the shooting, misrepresented the events that occurred. The FBI, who also witnessed the shooting and these discrepancies, took no action. This troubling narrative suggests that Jeffrey may have been targeted for his outspoken views. The System's Failure: We must question how the system can function when those responsible for justice fail in their duties. Eric Schmidt famously stated he works for the state, not the people of Missouri. We believe the people must come first. The cover-up surrounding Jeffrey Weinhaus's shooting has been perpetuated by Attorney General Josh Hawley, with the alleged complicity of former Governors Eric Greitens and Mike Parson. My Commitment to Justice: This is the very reason I ran for Missouri US Senate in 2022, contended for the fourth Congressional District of Missouri, and most recently, sought the position of Missouri governor. My commitment to justice and accountability drives my advocacy for citizens who have been wronged by the system. Moving Forward: We must not blindly support law enforcement at the expense of justice. For more insights into this case, visit the US Observer: usobserver.com/when-murder-by-cop-goes-bad/ You can also learn more about Fully Informed Juries, which I believe should become part of Missouri state law, here: fija.org Call to Action: Now is the time for action. We urge citizens to demand accountability and transparency from their representatives. Jeffrey Weinhaus deserves justice, and it is our responsibility to ensure his voice is heard.

[@unklebeezy]

WTF?????????

[@unklebeezy]

Yooooooo

[@missouribattleflag328]

Missouri Highway Patrolman on SSRI Drugs Shoots Innocent Journalist: Case Heads to Missouri Supreme Court with Overwhelming Evidence of Prior Knowledge. The Missouri Highway Patrol has lied and covered up the facts for years. Highway patrolman Henry Folsom shot Jeffrey Weinhaus while under the influence of Prozac. Where is the Anti-Defamation League (ADL) on this? Jeffrey's Jewish. I, too, have been targeted for my speech by the Ozark County, Missouri government and, by the ADL. Missouri Battleflag Call to Action: Missourians, please demand accountability from your government. If the government can get away with these actions, they can do it to any of us. The case of Jeffrey Weinhaus highlights a troubling trend within our Missouri government: a systemic failure to hold individuals accountable for their actions. Former Attorneys General Josh Hawley and Eric Schmidt pursued political agendas that prioritized the state over its constituents. As a result, an innocent man sits behind bars, victim to a cover-up that threatens the very essence of justice. Facts of the Case: It is imperative that we recognize the facts surrounding this case. Missouri State Highway Patrolman Henry Folsom tragically shot Jeffrey Weinhaus while undergoing psychotropic medication treatment. Instead of transparently acknowledging this incident, officials have chosen to protect their own, adhering to a "back the blue" mentality that falters when it impacts citizens. The case is currently before the Missouri Supreme Court. Access detailed information about the case on Missouri Case Net: Missouri Supreme Court Case link. Andrew Bailey and the Attorney General's Role: Furthermore, if Andrew Bailey is selected as the new Attorney General, we must question how he will ensure justice for the people of Missouri. It is critical for the Attorney General and our political leaders to shine a light on injustices like Jeffrey's case, rather than obscuring exculpatory evidence to secure convictions. Not all law enforcement officers are heroes; mistakes made by individuals in positions of authority can have severe consequences. Allegations of Misconduct: Henry Folsom is married to Laclede County Prosecutor Amy Folsom, who has faced allegations of misconduct herself. Additionally, Scott Mertens, a highway patrolman present during the shooting, misrepresented the events that occurred. The FBI, who also witnessed the shooting and these discrepancies, took no action. This troubling narrative suggests that Jeffrey may have been targeted for his outspoken views. The System's Failure: We must question how the system can function when those responsible for justice fail in their duties. Eric Schmidt famously stated he works for the state, not the people of Missouri. We believe the people must come first. The cover-up surrounding Jeffrey Weinhaus's shooting has been perpetuated by Attorney General Josh Hawley, with the alleged complicity of former Governors Eric Greitens and Mike Parson. My Commitment to Justice: This is the very reason I ran for Missouri US Senate in 2022, contended for the fourth Congressional District of Missouri, and most recently, sought the position of Missouri governor. My commitment to justice and accountability drives my advocacy for citizens who have been wronged by the system. Moving Forward: We must not blindly support law enforcement at the expense of justice. For more insights into this case, visit the US Observer: usobserver.com/when-murder-by-cop-goes-bad/ You can also learn more about Fully Informed Juries, which I believe should become part of Missouri state law, here: fija.org Call to Action: Now is the time for action. We urge citizens to demand accountability and transparency from their representatives. Jeffrey Weinhaus deserves justice, and it is our responsibility to ensure his voice is heard.