Amber Guyger Found Guilty of Murder!!!..... 10 years

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They said they drew blood from her, but if they have done a toxicology test on it, they're gonna drag their feet like they did when they finally revealed her name.
hope they got a urine test too, but between the towel covering her clothes in the mugshot, the "found weed" in the brothers apt and only drawing blood only leads me to believe that they are going to pull the okie-doke
 

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I was just about to post. Shyt is shameful breh..

When this story first broke and everyday after it was painting a narrative of the cop's POV. And then BOOM, all of a sudden the story was being reported that TWO independent witnesses contradicted the officers story. I don't know the race, only their names on are on paper.

The reason that story got out thru the media was because a DPD cop who is an investigator on the case, also happens to be a Member of the Black DPD police union made threats to leak the story THE DAY AFTER the shooting. The reason he did was because the chief was impeding the investigation.

They already had the witnesses stories that contradicted the officers. That wasn't new, the media just didn't know. Its sad..

I do not know who this officer(Amber Gyer) is connected with. But the DPD with the help with SOME of the local media are pulling out EVERY stop to protect this woman. There are cops of all races in the DEPT are disturbed by this case and plenty of them are talking.

And if you noticed, yesterday. The story about the victim having weed in his house. Noticed how every day different things from both sides are being leaked. That's because its a damn Civil war in the dept about on how this case is being handled.

Normally in officer involved shootings in America, the unions, cops, DA, mayor are ALL on code. I PROMISE you that is NOT the case here..

I don't know what the end result will be I will tend to lead she will be convicted because there are too many cops in the dept who has a problem with this. Also there was an encrypted email sent out officers to "cease & dismiss" commenting on this case. It's getting crazy....

Micah Johnson forever changed that dept...

Breh I said 2 weeks ago when that cop got convicted here in Dallas that 3 things changed everything. Micah Johnson, elections in fergueson where folks threw the corrupt politicians out of office and chicago elections where they threw out the corrupt pro cop DA.

These killings have galvanized folks politically and DAs are on notice. Also Dallas has never burned like Chicago, Detroit, Cleveland, Watts, LA and etc.

That Micah Johnson hit home. The city does not want riots like up north. Especially with the city being integrated and money everywhere. They will throw the population a bone even if it means giving this killer a slap on the wrist and a few years in jail.
 

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The amazing strength of a Black Woman.
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But this is just getting started. People have to realize. Police lie all the time. Police lie to send innocent people to jail. They lie to create probable cause for illegal searches. They lie out of habit. So just imagine what they would do when one of their own is in danger?
‘Testilying’ by Police: A Stubborn Problem
An investigation by The New York Times has found that on more than 25 occasions since January 2015, judges or prosecutors determined that a key aspect of a New York City police officer’s testimony was probably untrue. The Times identified these cases — many of which are sealed — through interviews with lawyers, police officers and current and former judges...

In these cases, officers have lied about the whereabouts of guns, putting them in suspects’ hands or waistbands when they were actually hidden out of sight. They have barged into apartments and conducted searches, only to testify otherwise later. Under oath, they have given firsthand accounts of crimes or arrests that they did not in fact witness. They have falsely claimed to have watched drug deals happen, only to later recant or be shown to have lied.

No detail, seemingly, is too minor to embellish. “Clenched fists” is how one Brooklyn officer described the hands of a man he claimed had angrily approached him and started screaming and yelling — an encounter that prosecutors later determined never occurred. Another officer, during a Bronx trial, accused a driver of recklessly crossing the double-yellow line — on a stretch of road that had no double-yellow line.

In many instances, the motive for lying was readily apparent: to skirt constitutional restrictions against unreasonable searches and stops. In other cases, the falsehoods appear aimed at convicting people — who may or may not have committed a crime — with trumped-up evidence.

In still others, the motive is not easy to discern.
And that doesn't include the cases that were plead out!
Officer Nector Martinez took the witness stand in a Bronx courtroom on Oct. 10, 2017, and swore to tell the truth, the whole truth, and nothing but the truth, so help him God.

There had been a shooting, Officer Martinez testified, and he wanted to search a nearby apartment for evidence. A woman stood in the doorway, carrying a laundry bag. Officer Martinez said she set the bag down “in the middle of the doorway” — directly in his path. “I picked it up to move it out of the way so we could get in.”

Officer Martinez tapped the bag with his foot and felt something hard, he testified. He opened the bag, leading to the discovery of a Ruger 9-millimeter handgun and the arrest of the woman.

But a hallway surveillance camera captured the true story: There’s no laundry bag or gun in sight as Officer Martinez and other investigators question the woman in the doorway and then stride into the apartment. Inside, they did find a gun, but little to link it to the woman, Kimberly Thomas. Still, had the camera not captured the hallway scene, Officer Martinez’s testimony might well have sent her to prison.

When Ms. Thomas’s lawyer sought to play the video in court, prosecutors in the Bronx dropped the case. Then the court sealed the case file, hiding from view a problem so old and persistent that the criminal justice system sometimes responds with little more than a shrug: false testimony by the police...

As for Officer Martinez’s false story of the laundry bag in the doorway, the prosecution’s legal papers noted only that “there are clear inconsistencies” between Officer Martinez’s “recollection of events and the video.”

“At no time in this video is there a laundry bag in the defendant’s hands,” the prosecution’s legal papers noted. “Neither is there a bag in the doorway of the apartment, and at no time is the arresting officer observed moving a bag before entering the apartment.”

By the time prosecutors officially dropped the case in November 2017, Ms. Thomas had already appeared in court 16 times, according to a tally of appearances kept by one of her lawyers, Alexandra Conlon, of the Bronx Defenders. On the last appearance, Ms. Thomas, 39, asked to address the court. “For 396 days I have been fighting for my life, my freedom and my sanity,” she said. “This has been such a surreal journey that I don’t wish on anyone.”

Officer Martinez remains in good standing at the 41st Precinct. Shortly after the case was dismissed, he was promoted to detective and given his gold shield. When a reporter tried to interview him in January about his testimony in the case, he declined to comment, saying, “That’s not something I can speak about directly with you.”

The Officer lied in court and got a promotion. That tells you all you need to know about the current state of policing in this country. On one hand, our country gives Police Officers the power of life and death, and at the same time, they hold them to pathetically low standards. And Black people are the ones that catch hell because of it. In the video, the Mother decries the fact that the police officers waited 3 days before arresting Officer Guyger. In the Mike Brown case, they waited more than a month!

To paraphrase Malcolm X, it is the same old tactics every time. Give the Officer time to create the best possible "narrative of events." Assassinate the murdered person's character by leaking out facts that the person was a drug user. And then claim that the officer feared for her life. She shot him from across the room! What did she have to fear!

After all the protesting and marching and kneeling this is the best America can do. A well-spoken, God-fearing, Christian song singing Black Man was murdered in his home by an unwelcomed intruder. And still our country struggles with the notion that his life mattered. Does this have something to do with being a police officer? Yes! But if the roles were flipped, and it was a Black Male Police Officer who banged on the door, broke into the apartment and shot did a White Blonde Woman who loved to go to church and sing Christian songs and worked as an accountant he would have been in jail in a second. The murder of Botham Shem Jean tells us, unequivocally, that no matter what a Black Man does, how much money he earns or where he goes to school, his life can still be snuffed out a fearful White Person and his character can be assassinated by the White Power Structure.

It's time to start protesting. America, might not think Botham Shem Jean's life mattered, but if you're Black you need to let your voice be heard. Because this could have easily been You, or your Brother, or your Friend, or your Uncle, or your Grandfather. A very very said day in America.
 

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Just to be clear, regardless of what happens in this case, you should be outraged that the Police assassinated this Man's character. That tells you all you need to know about the motives of our so-called protectors.
 

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hope they got a urine test too, but between the towel covering her clothes in the mugshot, the "found weed" in the brothers apt and only drawing blood only leads me to believe that they are going to pull the okie-doke
They're doing everything they can to make her seem "innocent" in all of this
 

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I can only imagine her other social media accounts that the pigs erased:scust:
 
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