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Midnight Writer

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1. "Not guilty of official misconduct"? I guess because he waited 20 seconds at a contained scene

Reply to guillaumeb (Original post)

Sat Oct 6, 2018, 01:00 AM

Oct 2018

before shooting the kid 16 times. As a dozen or more other officers at the scene felt no need to fire. As the kid was walking away. And another officer interrupted him as he was reloading?

What the hell do you have to do for official misconduct?

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'Justice for Laquan!': Jury Finds Chicago Cop Guilty of Second-Degree Murder [View all] guillaumeb Oct 2018 OP

"Not guilty of official misconduct"? I guess because he waited 20 seconds at a contained scene Midnight Writer Oct 2018 #1

The sentence was a gift. guillaumeb Oct 2018 #2