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Originally Posted by einbert
-- This is not a The South problem, this is a problem all over the country. I don't remember that high profile conviction in Baltimore or Milwaukee or even San Diego. If I'm wrong I'll be gladly mistaken. Also this entire country just elected Donald Trump, not just the south.
Johannes Mehserle was convicted of involuntary manslaughter (though he got too light of a sentence) in less of a slam-dunk case than this. Not that his case wasn't, but this is like, the clearest example w/ video proof of a police officer murdering someone that I can ever remember seeing. What makes something like this, or other convictions, high-profile isn't when they
are convicted - frankly, when this first happened, I imagine most of us assumed the officer was for sure going to jail (in b4 posts are quoted expressing skepticism now proven correct). This is about to become super high profile when he's
not convicted.