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September 01, 2021 09:56 AM UTC
8 Comments
While long, long overdue, it is never too late to do the right thing.
This shameful atrocity was a blight on Colorado’s reputation, and a damning reflection of Aurora’s Police Department. Never again!!
Now what will Coffman say? I’ll bet he defends the Police.
Demonstrating exactly why DAs cannot be trusted to make appropriate charging decisions in cases involving police misconduct. Their relationship with police is too close, too continuous for them to make a conflict-free decision.
Agreed. Any other type of attorney would recognize it as a conflict of interest.
Yep. There is zero room for debate or discussion on any of those points.
Doesn't matter if you're a Democrat or Republican; conservative or liberal. It's a damn sad day when you can't walk down a street without being accosted for no reason.
I'm particularly glad to see the paramedics included in the indictment.
Well, I think identifying as D or R or conservative or liberal matters a great deal. But I also agree that what happened to Mr. McClain was a crime.
You're missing my point. People, no matter how their politics falls, have a constitutional right to walk down a normal street.
Well said, CHB.