After seeing the video in court, Groubert's attorney, former Fifth Circuit Solicitor Barney Geise, says that his client is not guilty and is looking forward to his day in court. [More]Hey, it was standard protocol, he wanted to make it home at the end of his shift, try walking a mile in his shoes, why don't you cop-bashers call someone else next time you need to be saved, and God bless our community heroes.
No?
I was going to comment on firing three shots and only landing one to the hip, but in fairness, I've never shot an unarmed man at point-blank range before.
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The SC department of Public Safety fired the officer after the investigation was complete, now he's been properly charged for the crime he committed.
ReplyDeleteOne hopes that he receives the maximum sentence possible.
I live in South Carolina and am a native.