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Mehserle found guilty of involuntary manslaughter
KGO ^
| 7/8/10
Posted on 07/08/2010 5:47:17 PM PDT by Kartographer
The jury has found former BART officer Johannes Mesherle guilty of involuntary manslaughter. Mehserle was accused of murdering an unarmed man, Oscar Grant, on a BART platform on New Year's Day 2009. Four years in state prison is the maximum sentence Mehserle can receive.
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TOPICS: Crime/Corruption; Culture/Society; Extended News; US: California
KEYWORDS: bart; california; mesherle; oakland; oscargrant; sanfrancisco
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posted on
07/08/2010 7:28:18 PM PDT
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ButThreeLeftsDo
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To: Kartographer
the mob would have shown up NO MATTER WHAT. They are just looking for a reason - any reason - to go stupid.
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07/08/2010 7:31:23 PM PDT
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Godzilla
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To: Godzilla
“The police are not here to create disorder. They are here to preserve disorder.”
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07/08/2010 8:26:18 PM PDT
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Oztrich Boy
(a 16 year old Australian girl already did it. And she did it right. - WWJD)
To: Kartographer
The U.S. Justice Department released a statement Thursday saying, "The Justice Department has been closely monitoring the state's investigation and prosecution. The Civil Rights Division, the U.S. Attorney's Office, and the FBI have an open investigation into the fatal shooting and, at the conclusion of the state prosecution, will conduct an independent review of the facts and circumstances to determine whether the evidence warrants federal prosecution."Anybody want to guess what the end game of this disgraceful threat is?
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