Jury finds former police officer who fatally shot an unarmed man guilty of murder

[@ricladouceur6202]

Coy's health! You must be joking! The victim is dead! This was 5 years ago!

[@JeddFitzgerald1915]

He now has cancer and prison both to deal with.

[@RoxieHelm]

They got it right he is guilty as hell

[@ianbattles7290]

the Second Amendment doesn't exist if the police can legally shoot you just because they THINK you are holding a gun.

[@paulrichards6894]

from what i read countless people had complained about this cop about him being violent....this could have been prevented.....he should have been sacked long before this happened...........

[@ianbattles7290]

The fact that they gave him no medical assistance after the shooting tells me that the cops wanted him to die.

[@MrDeathshead13]

They are all taught dead people can't testify. Any officer that rendered aid would become a pariah in the department. Protecting their officer and the system that protects them is their priority. Finding a decent department is rare. Most of them have no humanity left. The so called good ones never call out the evil they see because they know it will end their career. Show me a whistle blower and I will show you someone who is now unemployed and unemployable as far as other departments are concerned.

[@timdowney6721]

Like the mafia, cops hate witnesses to their crimes.

[@ct-lg4gm]

Dead witnesses can't testify.

[@conscientiousobserver8772]

That happens so often too. Just off the top of my head I can recall Richard Ward and Sonya Massey's cases. Then of course there's Tony Timpa who was mocked by the cops as he lay dying.

[@guiltyuntilproveninnocent.]

@@ct-lg4gmBody Cams do tho

[@joeschmooz-it6nh]

He's guilty as charged.

[@waynekaczmarek946]

Yes in deed

[@rustycarter8969]

Ha ha ha ha

[@christopherwhite1648]

Cops don't become violent sociopaths or psychopaths. Violent sociopaths and psychopaths become cops.

[@danieljohnson2349]

100% , and don't forget all the malignant narcissists as well .

[@ohsnapitsbilly3200]

That's a lie. 99% of cops are good men and women doing a stressful job for those of who you don't deserve their assistance. All the bad ones keep getting exposed and sent to prison. There's far more good cops out there than bad.

[@danieljohnson2349]

@@ohsnapitsbilly3200 😒

[@ronaldmayle1823]

@@ohsnapitsbilly3200 That's BS that I used to believe until cops started wearing body cams. Now the truth is about 50 precent are good cops.

[@warwickscram1656]

It's true. What sort of sick person wants to make money by putting people in cages and inflicting violence.

[@stevenread5473]

If police officers are allowed to get away with this it will put the entire community in danger. Police do not change their actions if you let them get away with it.

[@ledwallet1944]

They have been doing it since the 60's that I have witnessed...The only reason we see some accountability today is because of cameras.

[@havok9001]

also if a cop want to make a plea deal so they get away from a murder hell NO they dont get plea deal they be like every other killer get life in prison

[@qpwodkgh2010]

Police do not change their action even after they were held accountable. There, fix it for ya.

[@CherylSaucer-f1k]

​@@ledwallet1944 they have been doing it since they brought our ancestors over

[@bernadinesymczak617]

Accountability

[@jmbrissett5545]

Why was every one finding this case "emotionally difficult"? Didn't he KILL an unarmed man?

[@jerrycallender9352]

Of course, the man Coy MURDERED was B L A C K so it was unthinkable a white cop would've been tried much less convicted.

[@GurtiusMaximus]

Unarmed men are still threats….

[@todddanforth8853]

​@@GurtiusMaximus NOT for deadly force.

[@fattyhatty1291]

​@GurtiusMaximus you notorious m@ss m&rderers would know

[@jaywalters5255]

​@GurtiusMaximus At minimum, the cop would've taken cover if he thought his phone was indeed a gun.

[@CedricRoseborough]

A man is dead and they want you to feel sorry for the cop who made a poor judgement call, stop it.

[@tonynewburn5520]

@@CedricRoseborough FTP

[@ianbattles7290]

"We live in a country where a trained cop can panic and put four bullets in your chest *without ever actually seeing a weapon,* yet an untrained civilian is expected to remain completely calm with a cop's gun pointed at their face."

[@coolraul07]

FACTS

[@ac313]

Have you had a gun in your face while being arrested or detained?

[@ben79341]

Obviously not true as he has been found guilty i will change it "We live in a country where a trained cop can panic once after 20 of arresting thousands of people any of which could have ended his life in seconds with a hidden weapon and be one of teh almost 400 hundred police shot each year yet an untrained civilian is expected to remain completely calm with a cop's gun pointed at their face." Its the price you pay for lots of guns, police will be more nervous and more likely to make a mistake. By the time your sure you can be dead thats a problem. I agree on the expectation of civilian compliance people panic/ make mistakes and easily get a assaulting an officer felony .

[@SeekerofTheElhohim]

I keep saying this country is run by reprobates. 😂

[@_Meng_Lan]

Well yall american arent you. Thats why 🤣🤣🤣

[@mv4463]

Just because this cop has cancer doesn't mean he gets out of jail for free. If anyone else had cancer, and killed someone,they would still be in jail for murder..

[@johndoe-ss9bz]

No One Is Above the Law...

[@valerieg8874]

Fact’s!

[@jamespoledna2693]

Former dirty Baltimore GTTF Daniel Hersel has terminal cancer and petitioned for an early prison release but was rightfully denied!

[@nbaoldgirl]

Yeah they didn’t let Robert Durst out. Thank you for making this point!

[@squirrelbusken-cv4wy]

No one is above the law, unless you run for president.

[@jerrycallender9352]

"DISAPPOINTED" a MURDERER was convicted?

[@crystalratclffe3258]

That was blatant abuse of police power.

[@paulrichards6894]

dozens of complaints had been made about his violence but were all rejected by his department......they are just as much to blame knowing what sort of cop they had....a violent one.......

[@jerrysockets8154]

And the unions protect him!

[@divingchicago]

He is devastated...The unlived man does not get to be devasted.

[@BraZZeN1000]

Did they try to realize him?

[@vernonrichards9816]

But Andre's family does.

[@keithhodgson6489]

Unlived is not a word.

[@broeheemed32]

"unlived" isn't a word.

[@BomalNeloAnagrm300]

The DEAD man does not get to be devastated, is what I believe you're trying to say. This crap about using the word UN-alive or UN-housed is BS. Coy killed Andre. Andre is now dead. His family is devastated.

[@kurtstraube425]

The consequences of bad actions should be part of the police academy training.

[@malcomsingh]

the cop shot dead a woman driving away from him, then claims he was in fear for his life. All recorded on his bodycam and he still lied.

[@rhargee4014]

And it took about 4 years to get here

[@fearlessjoebanzai]

​@@rhargee4014, pretty sure he's talking about a different case. If he's talking about the case I think he is, then the woman was in the wrong and her and especially her passenger were both menaces to society! I don't know about this case, but I've seen plenty of times where the cops are entirely in the wrong - this might be one of them - the one I imagine he's referencing, isn't.

[@emanuele2436]

They don’t lie cmon

[@camillenicole4837]

@@fearlessjoebanzai- I just watched the body cam on that case & the cop didn’t have to shoot her bc she was driving away from him-not towards him. Yes, Ms. Leva had Mr. Garcia in her car & he knew he wasn’t supposed to be in that neighborhood. And yes, she shouldn’t have driven off. But shooting her for fleeing was excessive. He coulda got into his squad car & followed her if he thought he had to apprehend her immediately. I don’t think it was that serious enough to shoot her.

[@fearlessjoebanzai]

@camillenicole4837 , she basically hit him with the door while reversing and who knows what other harm she could've done to people - she obviously had zero care for civility or reason. Play stupid games etc.

[@egwthe1]

This verdict let's cops know we will not stand by and allow them to unalive a person that was not armed.

[@shayssafeplace]

Amen

[@ScottW-vz4bf]

Those words mean so much coming from a deadbeat POS who says “Welcome to Walmart” for a living. 🤡

[@patrickfarrell6353]

This guy was guilty as hell. Imagine all the murderers who went free and undetected over the years. That invention of the smart-phone, and officers body cam, put an end to that shit. Cops need to know they are being watched. Reward the good ones, and make a public example out of the bad ones. I heard inmates love former police officers.

[@nothanks9503]

Police go to a protective wing in the women’s prison when they get locked up they don’t go to the same slave camps as everyone else

[@lamalady57]

The cameras have been a huge help. However, when you have people who saw with their own eyes Derrick Chauvin murdered George P. Floyd and make excuses and angry that Chavin was convicted America still has a long way to go. I personally believe that if spouses, significant others, and children of some officers were not afraid to tell what goes on in their homes, some cops would really be exposed for the creep he or she really is.

[@glintinggold]

@@lamalady57 Wonderful idea for a new type of outreach program!

[@charlesmerfeld2988]

No end in sight, they don't even change their behavior while on camera

[@eddyblackmore4188]

​@charlesmerfeld2988 And why should they? Cases like this, where a blue line gangbanger actually gets punished for their crimes, are few and far between. 99 times out of a hundred, it gets swept away by bent supervisors, corrupt chiefs, criminal DAs, or complicit judges. Any officer who claims to have never seen the corruption in the force is either a liar or an idiot - neither of which are good people to give guns and authority. ACAB

[@michelleautore2945]

Justice!!!

[@commonwealthcommunitywatch6036]

not justice, it's accountability...very, very different.

[@michelleautore2945]

@@commonwealthcommunitywatch6036 Oh it's justice!

[@commonwealthcommunitywatch6036]

@@michelleautore2945 yea, you not that bright

[@michelleautore2945]

@@commonwealthcommunitywatch6036 you're funny.

[@michelleautore2945]

@@commonwealthcommunitywatch6036 The letters behind my name beg to differ Lol!😁😁😁

[@MegaDavyk]

They get away with murdur every day and they fully expect to get away with it.

[@frankwoods3713]

Some of those guys take that job just to be able to kill black people and get away with it.

[@johndoe-ss9bz]

We must insist on EQUAL JUSTICE UNDER THE LAW, For All...

[@CherylSaucer-f1k]

As long as Republicans are in charge of the Senate and house of representative there won't be any meaningful changes for police reform, voting reform

[@jerrysockets8154]

And the unions help these murders get away with it!!

[@deborahblount8571]

He gets meals housing and see his family for the rest of his life. The officer with him she should be going to jail as well.

[@TellTheTruth1]

It’s disturbing that this happens all the time and it rarely makes national headlines. every time something like this happens to a citizen everyone should know about it or it will never stop

[@vernonrichards9816]

Give him 2 life sentences

[@enrikegarcia5162]

#EndQualifiedImmunity

[@timdowney6721]

This is a criminal case. Qualified immunity has nothing to do with criminal cases, only civil.

[@coolraul07]

​@@timdowney6721Thank you. Glad I'm not the only one correcting people's (justifiable) misconceptions about QI.

[@rubengarcia5408]

@@timdowney6721that don’t matter qualified immunity can be granted anytime not just civil

[@commonwealthcommunitywatch6036]

@@timdowney6721 wrong

[@commonwealthcommunitywatch6036]

@@coolraul07 wrong, qualified immunity is not strictly exclusive to civil litigation.

[@ianbattles7290]

You know what's more "emotionally difficult" than watching your husband go to prison? *Knowing that a cop killed your dad for no reason.*

[@farouk7336]

What you mean a police officer can't shoot an unarmed person, in a non-threatening situation, who knew?

[@markbanks4738]

I certainly did not

[@na7845]

Usual suspect lied til he couldn't lie anymore. Sentencing please.

[@paulrichards6894]

his violent record was appalling...dozens had made complaints about his violence but the department always sided with him....they knew full well he was capable of something like this.............

[@patriciaraymond7839]

About time. Prosecutions, convictions and sentences are way different for cops than for civilians.

[@mistyedwards8940]

They got it right

[@ianbattles7290]

Just another innocent person who died because a cop was afraid of a threat that did not exist...

[@TruthB7Told]

Anti-Black violence is a protected crime here in America!!!!! However, glad the jury didn't see this case that way! Kudo's to the jury!!!!!!!

[@benzemamumba]

America was built on that foundation.

[@karencarr-rb6uk]

A uniform does NOT give them the right to kill!!!

[@jean9h]

A badge doesn't, either. 🤬🤬

[@jerrysockets8154]

The union and fellow blue gang members think they do!!

[@robertmgtx]

What was his prison sentence, maybe there should longer sentences for delaying justice?

[@2141USMC]

If you have seen the body camera footage, this man is a sociopath who doesn’t care about the public. He was mouthy, arrogant, condescending, and just a nasty human being.

[@jodigardner1543]

Why is it taking over 4 years to settle this case? 😡

[@KushiteComplex]

"2 Columbus police officers fired: 1 roughed up teen, the other had sex while moonlighting." ~Columbus Dispatch, Jun. 14, 2024.

[@benzemamumba]

Fired? Why not in prison for 20 years each?

[@ilovethe80sNW]

The verdict is tough on Coy's family????? WHAT ABOUT THE VICTIM'S FAMILY? SERIOUSLY!

[@jodigardner1543]

Exactly 💯

[@timjohnson3819]

Always record the police, they're ALL liars.

[@dalephillips8250]

You are absolutely 100% right with that statement.

[@eriv4735]

💯💯

[@conscientiousobserver8772]

Reminds me of that idiot cop who arrested a blind man, mistaking his walking stick for a "pearl handled pistol". Even when she saw it was a collapsible cane, she got him for failure to ID. Then lied on her report despite everything being captured on bodycam.

[@ScottW-vz4bf]

Sounds like some little 🧚 has his panties in a wad because had to pay a speeding ticket. You saying all policemen are liars is similar to someone saying to you that all guys who live in your trailer park and give bjs for Oxys are liars. I bet you’d take major offense to that.

[@AngelaEfferson]

I bet the white supremacist and mississippi are going crazy , Stood in front of a black judge being prosecuted by black attorney For killing a black man . Hearts, go out to the family and all praise to the most High Yah 🖤🖤🖤🖤

[@byronmcdougald6569]

Praise the Lord 🙏... Justice

[@johnwilson6707]

when he is jailed there will be some type of justice

[@jerrysockets8154]

That's not justice!

[@JohnBrown-ff6ez]

*KARMA NEVER LOSES AN ADDRESS*

[@msyemisi7930]

💯

[@teddyjam8134]

His lawyer must be out of his mind. Guilty as charged.

[@damianbarnes2717]

The man walked out of garage with a cellphone in his hand. And this officer said he mistakenly thought it was a gun. If he can’t tell the difference between the 2. He had no business being an officer.

[@penelopelgoss2520]

What about the cop who killed the Reporting Person in her home when she was moving the pot of hot water? 😢 is he going to be brought up on charges, too? Orvthe cop who ran over the disabled person who was trying to cross the street in his wheelchair? And the list goes on and on and on!!!!

[@FREIGHTCHASER]

It wasn't hard for a jury to find him guilty! U.S Citizens are fed up with police corruption!!!!!

[@michaelmunro8147]

Charged for murder over a suspicious vehicle call. Wow!!

[@renettawilliams1921]

So.HE IS A MURDERER

[@dannydanix8698]

Something is WRONG with the Police training in America. Either the officers are not following proper procedures or it's done intentionally.

[@ianbattles7290]

If "proper procedure" involves shooting somebody before you have confirmed an actual threat, *your policies are putting innocent people in danger.* It says a lot about police that they are willing to take the risk of shooting an innocent person out of fear.

[@forestmanzpedia]

What do you expect if police only get a few months for police training while police training in many countries world-wide takes between 2 to 4 years? Many trainees also go to university. It is possible to get a quality good police training in the US, but it's hard to find them and expensive to do them. Only a very small number of police officers in the US had professional training.

[@KushiteComplex]

"Why a prosecutor won’t file charges against Columbus police accused of misconduct." ~WCMH, Jul. 7, 2022.

[@stephenhood2948]

From what I have read about this, which admittedly isn't that much other than the Wiki page on Andre Hills death, this guy is guilty and should be held accountable. Police do have tough jobs, but part of the responsibility that comes with it is to be fair and use good judgement. It sounds like none of that was done here and an innocent man was killed.

[@Charlotte-c6f]

It happens here all the time. There are a few more pending cases.

[@thecheese4255]

Now he will truly be in fear for his life

[@ianbattles7290]

Let's see how tough he is without a gun or a badge to hide behind...

Am a black man saying this!! The justice system is what it is !! It’s been entrenched from day one!! But the problem is and has always been!! Is there enough honorable people who are cops because taking and oath doesn’t mean squat if you’re not an honorable person and from the looks of from this 63 years old black man who also a retired marine!! I want to believe there’s more honorable people than not!! So can someone please answer that question thank you in advance!!!!

[@thanosdoomjuggernaut2846]

So you judge every police officer off of one police officer?

[@Donnie-cj8tg]

​​@@thanosdoomjuggernaut2846 can you read the question he asked? No honorable folks would go out every day to collect revenue at gun point from the good folks of this nation.

[@jdsheleg8332]

There is not a question in all that you said. You need to be more clear.

[@janicesmith2475]

@@Donnie-cj8tg We can read the question, but deciphering it is another thing. 🤤

[@NS-hs6lt]

There are so many bad cops out there. I say most of them. But so many examples of bad ones, they absolutely cannot be trusted until proven otherwise.

[@mainid2490]

911 - What is your emergency? Caller - Yes, I don't like my neighbor, can you send someone over to kill him for me! 911 - Sir, you do know that soliciting to have someone killed is against the law, right. Caller - Yes I do, that's why I called the po-lice, so you can do it for me and blame it on you know, _officer safety!_

[@sharongary6009]

GUILTY GUILTY GUILTY....

[@staceywashington8470]

He thought he would get away like they usually do!"Coward"

[@MRAVEDON]

Accountability!👍🏽

[@EbayBuyerDefender]

now sue

[@bobbiejoe4726]

According your new 47th prez, this guy should have walked free with immunity!

[@jamesrecknor6752]

Not true, and he wants the people to be armed and able to defend themselves.

[@Ahmad_L.]

Hold these monsters accountable

[@evracer]

I look at this way. If any citizen had done the same thing as this officer, they would have been convicted likewise. Justice was done....for once.

[@pjohnson2861]

The police union is a joke. Union or not, just be on the right side for a change....damn💯

[@KushiteComplex]

"Why a prosecutor won’t file charges against Columbus police accused of misconduct." ~WCMH NBC4, Jul. 7, 2022.

[@RichardAguanno]

Justice was served.

[@elfhighmage8240]

Just remember this folks: Trump said this several times: "If I'm elected back, I will give the police complete immunity."

[@jean9h]

Man, I posted your comment so, so many times, but the MAGAts decided to vote Against the Constitution and Civil Rights. I promise it's all going to backfire with horrific results and they'll rue the day they made their blind choice. 😢

[@fortunatomartino8549]

Cops do what Scott Adams advised

[@KushiteComplex]

"Black officers say Columbus, Ohio, police prejudice isn’t limited to civilians: They’re battling it, too." ~CNN, Nov. 10, 2020.

[@privateprivate5302]

Well all those black and Latino men that voted for DJT, are in for a crude awakening

[@howlinwulf]

​@@privateprivate5302whew. Lies is all you have?

[@the2ndhandnews]

I told you guys that he was going to be found guilty. This case is so egregious, there is no way he would have gotten off. I don't know how some of these police officers became police officers and I don't know how some of them sleep at night knowing they are breaking the law and betraying the trust of the people they swore to protect.

[@earlgreco8636]

"Coy's been knocked down before", but not as knocked down as the unarmed man he shot and killed.

[@ppgwhereeverett4412]

IT IS NOT OKAY to shoot an unarmed suspect ! No matter what !! And the defense attorney here is trying to make it okay. THUTH BE DAMNED 1!

[@marlannakennedy4508]

The title should have been reworded. "Police officer found guilty of murdering an unarmed man"

[@na7845]

No celebration til we have heard the so-called sentence

[@brairr9966]

This uncontrollable create a crime cop gets how many trials??? When his victim wasn't afforded even just a ticket....so much bullshit.... If this create a crime cop was a real man, he would have confessed to allowing his emotions to get the best of him and plead guilty instead of making taxpayers pay out for him to try and get excused for his crime.....if the circumstances were reversed the sentence would have already gone forward by now... Guilty.... Well the verdict came back guilty and yet this create a crime cop will get another trial on appeal.....

[@photographyisnotacrime7300]

What worry's me is the sentencing. The judge, all part of the "system", may consider a low punishment of lets say time served, or perhaps a few months and to give up his law license. The system is not for the people. Its for profit racketeering and the elite.

[@cwhulke97]

@@photographyisnotacrime7300 and that's why I call it the "Just-Us" system!

[@ShikataGaNai100]

Yo, I hope you realize that cops don't do well in prison.

[@rudydel818]

Yes

[@Jack-th9zg]

Found guilty of murder. He'll be sentenced to time served.

[@wisenheimer9997]

I can easily imagine this cop being all big and bad... look at him now... can you see the real me?

[@alanmacification]

If he was a cop when he committed the crime, than he must stand trial as a police officer and his supervisor must stand with him.

[@conscientiousobserver8772]

Check out the Garrity warning they give to cops instead of Miranda. You might change your mind.

[@howlinwulf]

​@@conscientiousobserver8772they can't lie to the superior but the superior and the cop lies to everyone else.

[@conscientiousobserver8772]

@@howlinwulf There's a cop who shot his wife in the head and reported it as a suicide. Despite the evidence to the contrary, he was not prosecuted. Later, he lied about still holding on to some of her possessions. He was fired, and prosecuted.

[@Naija_baba]

Trump will pardon him.

[@Michael-i3v6f]

To many trigger happy cops that are to scary to be trusted with a loaded gun. Then don't render aide or cal EMS in a timely manner. To busy working on the cover up story.

[@cgodfrey38]

Justice

[@TruthReignSupreme-g2j]

Righteous Supreme Justice 0:52

[@justinfleming5119]

I wish there were justice for Julian Wood's family.

[@dbeaulieu9730]

All cops need to realize the old days are gone. With cameras everywhere, their illegal behavior will be reported and prosecution will follow suit. The old boys club will be disbanded once and for all

[@Spacenow869]

How many thugs we have in uniform today. Polce work decline in quality. It is ending in many horrible cases of similar situations.

[@1134gh]

Trump wants to give police FULL immunity

[@jamesrecknor6752]

And the citizens full ability to defend themselves

[@forestmanzpedia]

Good thing I don't live in the US.

[@HotOffThePressFilms]

Took 4 years!!?

[@GailPullen-g2z]

Why wasn't the other officer charged with complicity?

[@FattyOn2Wheels]

she needs criminal charges as well

[@kdaddy100]

Justice ⚖️ is finally being served.

[@WillieandloveRodgers-gp4wk]

He might get probation the judge and the posicuter are crooked to

[@erdngtn9942]

It keeps happening. How are these cops trained so poorly. It starts with not knowing the rights of civilians. Then they know but violate out of frustration. That’s when then turn. Which one was this guy?

[@iminchicago]

It’s not about training Dummazz it’s about the Tradition of Slave Patrol masking itself as “POLICING” when in reality we all know the Truth about it but won’t collectively and Physically Oppose it!

[@dexhazedmv]

They gonna appeal to trump and trump will pardon them, i bet ny brand new paid for car on it

[@rippingred5265]

Every arrest that this man has made needs to be thoroughly investigated. You don't become a dirty cop.Overnight. how many lives has he destroyed in his career?

[@maryleone1889]

Prosecute who called in the suspicious vehicle complaint.

[@middleclassretiree]

If the family has sued or is going to the cop and the police union that keeps protecting these bad cops need to pay the victims family and not the taxpayers, that’s the only thing that will change things , the police union is out of control they fight for every cop regardless of how obviously guilty they are and the taxpayers end up paying the bill

[@pepperwatson7784]

The defense attorney should be found at contempt of court for shaking his head. No, while the judge was reading the verdict shame on him the jurors decide not him.

[@2020-p2z]

The police union shouldn't be anywhere near this trial. Unions should be able to bargain with their employer for better pay and conditions. Being convicted of a crime does not fall under your working conditions. Union representatives who get involved with the criminal trials of union members should also be charged with a crime, in my opinion. You wouldn't tolerate a teacher's union showing up to a trial for a teacher who did reprehensible things to children, so why should murderer cops get union support?

[@richard6719]

People forget history, during WW2, the Einsatzgruppen or mobile Nazi death squads that murdered millions of citizens they did not like or those that opposed them or their ideology. Were all cops in their respective countries before the Nazi's took over. In every country the nazis were in the police became members of these death squads. In places like Poland, Austria, Belgium, France, parts of Russia, just to name a few, these cops now had the freedom to do what the love to do, terrorize, humiliate, beat, murder civilians without consequences, without repercussions, with the full protection of the government and their judicial system as they passed laws to protect and allows these crimes. The exact same thing has happened in the United States. There the police in all its forms, departments, agencies and entities are just barely shy of these mobile death squads. There is little consequence, little accountability, little repercussions for their criminal activity, actions, behavior. All while the courts have passed laws to protect cops from prosecution, (QA) ruled they have zero duty to protect, to help, to give any aid. Listed cops a "protected persons" their safety (cowardice) prevails above all else, given the right to mislead, lie, setup citizens. I can see a day where this country becomes like nazi Germany, complete with work/slave camps, murder camps and police once again zealously become open about what they love to do..... beat, humiliate, terrorize, torture, cripple, murder citizens.

[@krp9555]

All that music over the verdict terrible