Mac1958
Diamond Member
Agreed.
So if the grand jury decides not to indict, it would be fair to assume that the evidence in the cop's favor outweighed the evidence against him enough that they felt an indictment was not appropriate.
Regardless of the skin color of the subjects, which is irrelevant.
No, it would tell me that the prosecutors tried to sweep this under the rug as quickly as possible.
It would tell black folks that they can't count on the justice system. And they'd be right.
Of course.
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