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I do not see in the autopsy any information about the way his head and neck were dropped over to the side and why his legs were not working right, before the police van ride. I think they hurt him in numerous evil ways even prior to the van ride. He was treated with terrible violence.
I do not see in the autopsy any information about the way his head and neck were dropped over to the side and why his legs were not working right, before the police van ride. I think they hurt him in numerous evil ways even prior to the van ride. He was treated with terrible violence.
Then you need to go burn down the neighborhood that Freddie lived in to protest those evil police especially since you know a lot more than the people involved and who investigated it knew.
I do not see in the autopsy any information about the way his head and neck were dropped over to the side and why his legs were not working right, before the police van ride. I think they hurt him in numerous evil ways even prior to the van ride. He was treated with terrible violence.
I read an article yesterday that said experts say he was bearing weight and speaking before being loaded in the van. I also read that opiates were found in his system which may have hindered the way he was walking.
Since the van and its occupants are ultimately the responsibility of the driver of the van, he, Caesar Goodson, should be the one who is held responsible.
I read an article yesterday that said experts say he was bearing weight and speaking before being loaded in the van. I also read that opiates were found in his system which may have hindered the way he was walking.
Since the van and its occupants are ultimately the responsibility of the driver of the van, he, Caesar Goodson, should be the one who is held responsible.
I believe all of the officers who were involved should be held responsible. Had Mr Grey been strapped in correctly the drivers stops would not have caused the injuries that occurred. That is what the autopsy shows. That would be like your wife not strapping your child in and then blaming you for her death or injury because you made a hard stop.
The bold part confuses me. I cannot understand how some can blame Mr Grey for his own death because he was running from the police, while others claim opiates may have hindered his walking.
I do not see in the autopsy any information about the way his head and neck were dropped over to the side and why his legs were not working right, before the police van ride. I think they hurt him in numerous evil ways even prior to the van ride. He was treated with terrible violence.
Reportedly, it's common for prisoners to " go limp" when arrested.
The tapes I saw showed him using his legs to climb into the van.
Common for " eye- witness" reports to be contradicted by facts.
Reportedly, it's common for prisoners to " go limp" when arrested.
The tapes I saw showed him using his legs to climb into the van.
Common for " eye- witness" reports to be contradicted by facts.
Very true, sadly we have a long history of putting people in prison for decades based solely off of eye witness reports. I remember hearing about a case where officers put a man in the same type of shirt that a woman's rapist was wearing the night she was raped and then had her identify him. He spent years in prison and wasn't even released after another man who looked like him and had been convicted of rape confessed. Even the prosecutor changed there mind and pleaded for his release to no avail. He was even slated to be held in prison after serving his time because he refused admit to a crime he didn't do. It finally took a governor's pardon to get him out. All of that based solely off of witness testimony.
Then you need to go burn down the neighborhood that Freddie lived in to protest those evil police especially since you know a lot more than the people involved and who investigated it knew.
Former Baltimore police officer takes to twitter with some of the abuses he has seen on the job.
What happened to all the members who were running around swearing the autopsy was being held back because it showed there was no case to be made against the officers. No one is even going to try to use the opiates in his system to claim that he deserved to die. You know you want to.
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