No, but it explains why I didn't hear that the officer's testimony as to what happened was considered falsified. I hadn't heard that on the news, i didn't read any newspaper accounts.
No, but it explains why I didn't hear that the officer's testimony as to what happened was considered falsified. I hadn't heard that on the news, i didn't read any newspaper accounts.That's interesting but not the point.
No, but it explains why I didn't hear that the officer's testimony as to what happened was considered falsified. I hadn't heard that on the news, i didn't read any newspaper accounts.
Very well, i withdraw my objections. However, I did pay attention to the news stories on TV closely (SF Bay Area TV, both local and national news, likely CBS or NBC, probably both), and they didn't present anything suggesting her version of the events was in doubt. TV news can be infuriating, no question about it.
Can I get those services off the air? Maybe online? I don't have subscription TV. I have under 5mbps DSL right now but in 6 days they are set to install my gigabit fiber. Presumably that will help, at least for video.That be very, very true. One of the reasons that I've mostly stopped watching. Still watch the CBC and BBC news a fair bit though but even they're not what they used to be. Al Jazeera is quite good as well.
Can I get those services off the air? Maybe online? I don't have subscription TV. I have under 5mbps DSL right now but in 6 days they are set to install my gigabit fiber. Presumably that will help, at least for video.
She'll be out in 5 or 6. Maybe even return to the force.I can't believe this woman got off with 10 years. Making a mistake doesn't make this any less egregious. I also don't see how this is called manslaughter: she intended to shoot and kill the guy.
She'll be out in 5 or 6. Maybe even return to the force.
She will never return to the force because she now has a felony conviction.She'll be out in 5 or 6. Maybe even return to the force.
Completely agree. Too many shenanigans occurred during that investigation including not drug/alcohol testing AG for days. Also investigating the murder of the witness
'Deeply alarming.' NAACP wants Dallas police investigated after death of Guyger witness Joshua Brown
Second suspect nabbed in fatal shooting of Joshua Brown, key witness in trial of Dallas cop Amber Guyger
Two suspects in the death of Joshua Brown, a key witness in the Botham Jean murder trial, have been arrested.www.yahoo.com
Looks like Joshua Brown, the murdered witness, was shot during a drug deal gone wrong. According to the police Brown was killed after an argument with one of three men from Louisiana who had met him in Dallas for a drug purchase.
Joshua Brown, the slain Amber Guyger trial witness, was killed in a drug deal gone wrong, police say
Joshua Brown, a key witness in the murder trial of a former Dallas police officer convicted of shooting their neighbor in his own apartment, was shot and killed during a drug deal gone wrong, Assistant Chief Avery Moore said.www.cnn.com
Right, a little pot didn't do it to make people think Botham Gene was the bag guy, so try again with a lot more pot!
Wasn't there another witness to events the night of the murder? That person had better go into hiding.
Meh! It's a coinkydinkToo late he already got murdered. Because of the marijuanas.
He lived his entire life not getting murdered over drugs and 2 days after testifying against a cop he gets murdered over drugs. Makes sense.
Looks like Joshua Brown, the murdered witness, was shot during a drug deal gone wrong. According to the police Brown was killed after an argument with one of three men from Louisiana who had met him in Dallas for a drug purchase. The police obtained a search warrant and recovered 12 pounds of marijuana, 143 grams of THC cartridges, and $4,000 in cash from Brown's apartment.
So much for the big bad police taking him out for testifying in Guyger's trial.
Joshua Brown, the slain Amber Guyger trial witness, was killed in a drug deal gone wrong, police say
Joshua Brown, a key witness in the murder trial of a former Dallas police officer convicted of shooting their neighbor in his own apartment, was shot and killed during a drug deal gone wrong, Assistant Chief Avery Moore said.www.cnn.com
imagine, testifying against the police when you have 12 pounds of weed and $4.5k cash in your apt.Too late he already got murdered. Because of the marijuanas.
He lived his entire life not getting murdered over drugs and 2 days after testifying against a cop he gets murdered over drugs. Makes sense.
imagine, testifying against the police when you have 12 pounds of weed and $4.5k cash in your apt.
Also , apparently the killers drove for 4 hours to buy weed, then they killed him, and left the weed there...not suspicious at all....
Looks like Joshua Brown, the murdered witness, was shot during a drug deal gone wrong. According to the police Brown was killed after an argument with one of three men from Louisiana who had met him in Dallas for a drug purchase. The police obtained a search warrant and recovered 12 pounds of marijuana, 143 grams of THC cartridges, and $4,000 in cash from Brown's apartment.
So much for the big bad police taking him out for testifying in Guyger's trial.
Joshua Brown, the slain Amber Guyger trial witness, was killed in a drug deal gone wrong, police say
Joshua Brown, a key witness in the murder trial of a former Dallas police officer convicted of shooting their neighbor in his own apartment, was shot and killed during a drug deal gone wrong, Assistant Chief Avery Moore said.www.cnn.com
imagine, testifying against the police when you have 12 pounds of weed and $4.5k cash in your apt.
Also , apparently the killers drove for 4 hours to buy weed, then they killed him, and left the weed there...not suspicious at all....