As they said, it's all circumstantial but it is a LOT of circumstantial. But that one video sure did him in.
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And he'll be sentenced today, where he'll get life without parole and be led out in cuffs never to be seen again.
Welcome to the south.
Meanwhile, in California:
Sentenced last year, tried to flee the country, and STILL hasn't reported to prison. In fact, she's trying to delay that yet again and has a hearing later this month.
Welcome to the south.
Meanwhile, in California:
Sentenced last year, tried to flee the country, and STILL hasn't reported to prison. In fact, she's trying to delay that yet again and has a hearing later this month.
She's already given birth. That's why they delayed the trial to begin with.
Now she wants another delay because she's just given birth.
Then she'll want yet another delay because the child is about to graduate from high school.
It just never fucking ends.
Man that is shit you can throw at a guilty defendant by spacing those syllables.
"And the sentence is to be served CON-...."
(insert low muttering "current current")
"..SECUTIVELY"
"Damn"
"And the sentence is to be served CON-...."
(insert low muttering "current current")
"..SECUTIVELY"
"Damn"
And finally, that is that.
A Minnesota judge found former Minneapolis police officer Tou Thao guilty of aiding and abetting second-degree manslaughter for his role keeping bystanders back in the May 2020 killing of George Floyd, according to court documents filed Monday.
The guilty verdict means that all four of the officers who took part in the fatal restraint of Floyd, a 46-year-old Black man, have been convicted on both state and federal charges. Thao’s state case was the last of the multiple trials related to Floyd’s death, which was captured on video and set off worldwide protests objecting to police violence against Black people.
Wow. That sets a standard (so to speak) that doesn't let a cop say he was just keeping the crowd back. Excellent judgement.