Ray From Cleveland
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The prosecution overplayed a weak hand with little evidence that proves murderThe jury ruled correctlyFound itRight, the gun just shot itself.
As a CCW holder in my state, I am responsible for my actions using a firearm in public. If I shoot somebody not in self-defense, it doesn't matter if it was an accident or not, I'm still being held responsible for the results of my actions.
Now tell us, just where did he get the gun from anyhow?
The person who should have been prosecuted was the agent who misplaced his weapon
Only a twisted tard all fucked up in the head can even think about fabricating such bullshit. And only Loon York and Mexifornia could/would rule on the case as they did...any legitimate court would have convicted the filthy fuck of criminal negligence causing death. This is super basic shit.
The state over prosecuted a weak case. It is what happens when you listen to conservative media
No, this is what happens when you have an illegal criminal in a commie state like Cali. I suppose if he stabbed her and made the statement he was just polishing his knife when she ran into it, you would believe that too.
They never proved intent. The bullet hit 80 feet away and bounced off the pavement
The prosecution claimed that shows intent to kill her
The defense claimed that shows an accidental shot
The jury believed the defense
Of course they did, it's Commifornia.
The jury had a combined IQ of 100. WTF in the world could believe this guys story?
First, this illegal who was kicked out of the country five times with a criminal history found some narcotics (which he was on) in a dumpster, then he found a stolen gun wrapped in a teeshirt. First he claimed he was shooting at sea lions and then changed his story to picking up the gun and it accidentally going off.
My, there sure are a lot of illegal things to find in that area, isn't there? I'm 57 years old and never found illegal drugs or a gun, and I'm from this country.
So now these morons in the jury hear this story and to them, it makes perfect sense, because after all, most of us find illegal drugs and guns (on the same day) all the time.
And don't give me this "murder" stuff because the jury and the option to find him guilty of involuntary manslaughter, and they didn't even do that.