Should Georgia Governor Pardon Officer Garrett Rolfe if Convicted? (death, felony, party)

[BlakeJones]

He has to, it's insanity to even charge him with all those felony counts that could even put him on death row.

If the grown ups don't start taking a stand somewhere this is all going to end very very badly

[burdell]

Originally Posted by BlakeJones

He has to, it's insanity to even charge him with all those felony counts that could even put him on death row.

If the grown ups don't start taking a stand somewhere this is all going to end very very badly

Always entertaining to se the 'law & order party' in action.



just

[mascoma]

I would pardon him right now before the travesty advances any further.

[Wintergirl80]

Originally Posted by mascoma

I would pardon him right now before the travesty advances any further.

Agreed.

I still don't think most of the charges apply in this scenario.

[NewYorker11356]

Yes.

This is clearly a political scheme over a justified shooting.

[self-made]

Yes, the governor should.


Charging all of these officers in all of these cases is a public "lynching" of law enforcement.


We are euthanizing the wrong species.

[boneyard1962]

I will need to hear all of the facts. Right now I would say yes. I would rather us try to figure out why American Police are so much more likely to resort to lethal force than our counterparts in other first world countries. I think that question needs to be answered.

[Jardine8]

Wait and let's hear all of the facts in court. I imagine we will learn more details that we don't necessarily know at this point. I am very curious to hear how a jury will interpret the events of that night.

[mtl1]

The charges should be dropped and the DA should be removed.

[self-made]

Originally Posted by mtl1

the charges should be dropped and the da should be removed.

+1