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[SamVimes]

Can they sue the tv show? I mean, if they deliberately changed tactics for the show they are also partially at fault.

The dumbasses pieces of shit cops are 100% at fault if they changed their tactics because of an idiotic tv show.

 

[DY_nasty]

The dumbasses pieces of shit cops are 100% at fault if they changed their tactics because of an idiotic tv show.

Its probably exactly what happened too.

I hope the family at least gets something out of the city.

 

[TheJLC]

That's a great policy that your city has. In this particular case, the camera operator was actually covering something up. She got charged with perjury and was sentenced to probation.

Good she got convicted. Her word is now legally worthless.

 

[Syphon Filter]

wow this is sad.

 

[cw_sasuke]

These threads always makes me wonder how the American public can accept such verdicts.... This is screwed up on multiple levels. Do Americans not care? Just looking from the outside the stuff happening is driving me crazy.

 

[Shaanyboi]

Murderers. No fucking accountability for civilian casualties.

 

[Slavik81]

These threads always makes me wonder how the American public can accept such verdicts.... This is screwed up on multiple levels. Do Americans not care? Just looking from the outside the stuff happening is driving me crazy.

Some Americans clearly care. He faced trial by a jury of ordinary Americans. That jury could not come to an agreement. Some people wanted a guilty verdict, while some wanted not guilty. In the end, you can't convict someone unless the entire jury agrees on guilty.

This is actually a huge improvement over some of the previous cases in the news. This one went to trial and the jury actually seriously considered a guilty verdict. I mean, it's not the outcome I'd hope for in such a clear-cut case, but it's still an improvement.