[eno_]

Actually, said witness can no longer be located according to court documents.

How conveeeeeeenient. I hope a USSC Justice has the wits to ask how many other witnesses this guy "lost" over the course of his career when he needed to back up claims of probable cause. There's a good case to made that this cop is lying about more than one aspect of this case.

[cinFLA]

How conveeeeeeenient. I hope a USSC Justice has the wits to ask how many other witnesses this guy "lost" over the course of his career when he needed to back up claims of probable cause. There's a good case to made that this cop is lying about more than one aspect of this case.

The cop received a radio call directing him to the scene.

[cinFLA]

How conveeeeeeenient. I hope a USSC Justice has the wits to ask how many other witnesses this guy "lost" over the course of his career when he needed to back up claims of probable cause. There's a good case to made that this cop is lying about more than one aspect of this case.

Mr. H conceded in court that the state DID have probale cause. Shame on you for characterizing the cop as a liar.

[KeepAndBearArms]

"There's a good case to made that this cop is lying about more than one aspect of this case."

Yeah, right. Cops don't lie. When they hire on with the government, they rise above all human fallibility.

You probably think those women and children who died under attack by helicopters, tanks and CS gas deserved to live, too.  :-)