“She did the right thing,” said attorney John Amari after Judge Owens dismissed cases for two of his clients. “Jefferson County is lucky to have her.”
“... due to the likelihood that the charging officer will be unavailable for trial, or otherwise unable to provide sufficient testimony and admissible evidence, it is unlikely that at the time of trial a conviction beyond a reasonable doubt can be obtained,” Parnell wrote in motions to dismiss several of the cases. “Accordingly, further prosecution of the above referenced charges will not be pursued.
Adam Danneman, a public defender in Jefferson County, said his office flags all Brookside cases for extra scrutiny. He said the office has a rule of “no pleas from Brookside,” meaning staffers are to look long and hard before advising clients to plead guilty to charges there.
Brookside's turning into Nazism
Small-town Bubba cop asked about RICO sez 'we don't like Mexicans either.' See how that goes.
They need to start exploring the case backlogs, and get the prosecutors that worked with those dirty cops, out of a job as well. Honestly that whole police department and judicial needs to be dismantled and disbanded. They have proven they are all crooks and have been for a while
One of your Jim Crow cities being Exposed
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