Dallas cop enters wrong apartment, kills Black man Botham Jean who lives there [LIVE TRIAL LINK]
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Oh, and the bitch was smoking weed and had tickets! Drag her through the mud. She applied to be a cop and was denied.
Fam...what polygraph?
Who failed? What happened?
The failed polygraph was for the last time she smoked weed, not killing Botham. My bad
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I bet the media won't touch this fact after the smeared Brother Botham.
Oh shit son.....Shes guilty !!!
I must be the last one to hear the news, LOL
This thread went from 58 pages to 61 pages, real quick, LOL
Like I said, this should've been the prosecutor for the Treyvon Martin case
The biggest difference between the 2 is that Florida has that stupid ass Stand your ground law.
Bitch was stealing pencils and brownies from TGIF!!
I'm really curious to hear from the Jury.. .I hope they talk..
I would like to see how they felt that it wasn't manslaughter
So ... just to let kats know..
it's not completely over...
Even after Sentencing..
We all know that her team is going to Appeal..
The good news is that Appeals courts do not over turn issues of fact.. meaning they rarely overturn Jury verdicts..
Any appeal would be based on errors in the record. .
I would like to see how they felt that it wasn't manslaughter
So ... just to let kats know..
it's not completely over...
Even after Sentencing..
We all know that her team is going to Appeal..
The good news is that Appeals courts do not over turn issues of fact.. meaning they rarely overturn Jury verdicts..
Any appeal would be based on errors in the record. .
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I swear the DA is on BGOL. 
They said all they want is those social media post with them NFL died from Colin Cancer
They said all they want is those social media post with them NFL died from Colin Cancer
Bruh I did a lot of shit in my lifetime. I smoked, and did all kinds of shit. We all haveBitch was stealing pencils and brownies from TGIF!!
Whats killing me is, I have nothing on record. Nothing.
This bitch got all this history and was hired to be a cop.
Can't stop SMH
Appeal for what? The judge allowed Castle doctrine and all that other bullshit. Eat these years bitch!
right that's why they didn't handcuff her.. court wasn't over yet LOL!
Crazy. I never heard of dude. Just looked him up.
Bitch. May your days be hard, long and arduous. May every stereotype in prison visit you in your days as a inmate. . May you encounter long suffering, hardship and tribulations. May a thousand flees and curses infest your lineage. Lastly, may the Almighty himself have mercy (andddddddddd Judgement) on your immortal soul.
You knew and took life in the most sacred place a person can dwell. In their home. Walk it out, inmate.
You knew and took life in the most sacred place a person can dwell. In their home. Walk it out, inmate.
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You always appeal.... You wouldn't do your job as as a Defense Attorney if you didn't file an appeal.
Even this shit right now... the judges decisions on certain items to be excluded can be grounds for appeal.
Everything in the trial..... Objections, statements, exhibits ... can be something to seek an appeal on... The key is what the Appeal's court will do.
What her attorney is doing now.. Is laying grounds..
This is also why sentencing is typically not on the same day. Sentencing is basically another trial.
Bingo!!! Hold them accountable for their hiring practices.
After 30 days she gonna be looking like...Bitch. May your days be hard, long and arduous. May every stereotype in prison visit you in your days as a inmate. . May you encounter long suffering, hardship and tribulations. May a thousand flees and curses infest your lineage. Lastly, may the Almighty himself have mercy (andddddddddd Judgement) on your immortal soul.
You knew and took life in the most sacred place a person can dwell. In their home. Walk it our, inmate.
She did that to be sure that she didn't get off. Court is funny like that but now as you know, the Castle Doctrine wasn't applicable at all. That bitch is going for the Long Ride Bawse. Life.
10 and some change. Still not enough
Wait I thought she was a Dallas copShe tried Dallas PD and to be an airport cop, both...
DENIED!
She's had numerous applications, denied, then eventually was hired. That's what they tried to put into states evidence.
@fonzerrillii was it smart to enter all the social media now at the end?
I'm sure it was a gamble you'd win, but all along I wish it was in the case from the gate, but at the end its like the worse. Paints her as a true racist.
But was a gamble cause if they lost, then none of this would of been presented.
I'm sure it was a gamble you'd win, but all along I wish it was in the case from the gate, but at the end its like the worse. Paints her as a true racist.
But was a gamble cause if they lost, then none of this would of been presented.
Jurors were allowed to weigh Texas' so-called "Castle Doctrine" after the judge overruled the prosecution's attempt to keep it out of jury instructions. Texas' self-defense statute allows for a person to use force when they reasonably believe it's "immediately necessary" to protect themselves against another person's use of unlawful force. The Castle Doctrine, which is similar to "Stand Your Ground" laws in other states, allows such force to be used "in the protection of a home, vehicle or other property if someone attempts to forcibly enter or remove an individual from the premises," according to the Texas Penal Code.
Fine told the jury the statute shouldn't apply to Guyger because she was intruding into Jean's apartment.
"[Jean] has the right to shoot that person under the Castle Doctrine, not the other way around," Fine said.
The judge also allowed jurors to be instructed on Texas' "mistake of fact" statute, a defense based on a person forming a "reasonable belief" based on a mistake that negates "the kind of culpability required for commission of the offense."
In returning the guilty verdict, the jury rejected both defenses. They also had the option to find Guyger guilty of the lesser charge of manslaughter but convicted her on the murder charge.
https://www.cbsnews.com/news/amber-...-officer-trial-today-live-updates-2019-10-01/