Taser Case Reconvenes
Submitted by Alan Pittman on Thu, 04/16/2009 - 15:35.
The trial of taser victim Ian Van Ornum was called back on the record at 4:35 pm. No word on a verdict yet.
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why doesn't someone investigate the D.A.? how much was spent on the case against Ian? is there reason to believe the D.A. brings charges against a victim of police misconduct so as to put the EPD side in a position to bargain for a settlement?
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Submitted by jan nelson (not verified) on Thu, 04/23/2009 - 09:08.The answer is yes. When they do something wrong they charge whoever was on the recieving end of the wrongdoing to keep them on the defensive. I know I went through the whole mess. It is a extremely complicated problem. We have a simple media these days who can barely comprehend what is going on. I do not think the problem can be solved. I am not anti-cop. I am anti-f---ed up legal system and lazy media.
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