Posted on 04/30/2019 3:45:56 PM PDT by Morgana
Me, too But I will wait for the sentencing to see if anything will really be done to him.
All muslims are taught to kill the kafir. This is what the koran teaches. Thus, third degree murder can never be what a muslim does to a non-believer. If they perform an act that causes death, there was by default, intent for the act to result in death.
JoMa
At least he was able to take out an infidel before he lost his freedom./s
“Alright1 He should have never been given a badge and a gun.”
I agree...it appears that his reaction to the situation was one you might expect from a low-intelligence person.
Maybe you should look?
Good, at least he was convicted of something.
i was afraid he’s walk.
I was familiar with the story, but the phrasing took me a second to process and figure out that was it. Looks like that publication needs to learn the difference between editing and spellcheck.
The charge is not enough. Still I am surprised that he was convicted in virtue signaling Minnecraponus.
True. Third degree murder? How much penalty could that result in.
It just happened this afternoon.
Since he is a protected class it is probably a fifty dollar fine
Excellent news!
Hang his partner too.
The little shoe scrapping lied like a rug.
To bad for Noor that he wasn’t being tried in Chicago. His charges would have been dropped by the AG.
The charge is not enough. Still I am surprised that he was convicted in virtue signaling Minnecraponus.
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Wait until the civil trials come on. Minneapolistan will pay HUGE
Does he get the death penalty???
Good thing there were ten males on this jury and not ten females. I think we might’ve gotten an OJ jury (10 females) verdict of not guilty.
Hopefully he’s taken into custody or the guy flees.
https://www.twincities.com/2019/04/30/jury-reaches-verdict-for-minneapolis-cop/
Noor was handcuffed and taken into custody immediately despite his attorney’s request that he be free on bond pending sentencing June 7. He showed no visible emotion, but his wife was crying.
Jurors deliberated about five hours Monday and 6½ on Tuesday before reaching a decision.
Minnesota’s third-degree murder charge means causing the death of another through a dangerous act “without regard for human life but without intent to cause” death. The presumptive sentence is about 12½ years. Second-degree manslaughter, defined as creating unreasonable risk of causing death or great bodily harm to another through culpable negligence, has a presumptive sentence of about 4½ years.
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