Interesting Outcome of Bondswoman Shooting Client

[bryjcom]

Apparently she thought he was going to skip town. She tried to arrest him. He refused and tried to flee. She shot him fleeing and killed him.

I can't believe she got off on it but she did. To me this was a bad shoot.

http://www.breitbart.com/big-governm..._medium=social

[TheGrey]

Oh my GOD. That's awful.

The prosecution was overreaching- murder in the first degree?

I'm at a loss for words.

[Irving]

Yeah, that doesn't look good. The article you posted suggests that the jury couldn't do murder one with the instructions, which makes more sense than that they just thought she didn't do anything wrong.

[bryjcom]

[bryjcom]

Yeah, that doesn't look good. The article you posted suggests that the jury couldn't do murder one with the instructions, which makes more sense than that they just thought she didn't do anything wrong.

Not really blaming jury per se, but more the Prosecutors for charging her with murder 1. Clearly a murder 2 case.. I'd still have a hard time acquitting her if I sat on that jury despite the judges instructions. SMH..

[Irving]

Agreed.

[Great-Kazoo]

Oh my GOD. That's awful.

The prosecution was overreaching- murder in the first degree?

I'm at a loss for words.

Just like the zimmerman case. They went for headlines rather than a solid chance for a conviction.

[buffalobo]

Bad shoot. Nothing just about the justice system.

[Bailey Guns]

Not really blaming jury per se, but more the Prosecutors for charging her with murder 1. Clearly a murder 2 case.. I'd still have a hard time acquitting her if I sat on that jury despite the judges instructions. SMH..

Ditto.

[bryjcom]

Just like the zimmerman case. They went for headlines rather than a solid chance for a conviction.

The difference is zimmerman was charged with murder 2 anc the jurors were able to convict on lesser charges.

People also think he got off on "stand your ground" rule but he argued a simple "self defense" since trayvon was pummeling his face