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8. Why did it take three days to charge this police officer? To get the story together?

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"wrong apartment" cop is changing story... blaming victim, said he didn't follow verbal commands [View all] Demovictory9 Sep 2018 OP

Hopefully now they can add lying to investigators, which, in most states, john657 Sep 2018 #1

LOL! LandOfHopeAndDreams Sep 2018 #78

Why would she knock on a locked door and say "Let me in" MiniMe Sep 2018 #2

This Pisses me Off! How did she get in.. since Cha Sep 2018 #3

They drew her blood for the tests at the scene. SunSeeker Sep 2018 #19

It's only been since "Sept 6 at about 9:59pm" Cha Sep 2018 #26

Devatating for his family. SunSeeker Sep 2018 #28

"Intruder dressed as cop murders resident" Docreed2003 Sep 2018 #44

Whole premise makes no sense for a non-impaired person... how do you misidentify your own apartment? RockRaven Sep 2018 #4

+1! Yes, we Have Questions! Cha Sep 2018 #6

+1 Niagara Sep 2018 #14

home invasion robbery? msongs Sep 2018 #5

What keeps bugging me is how she got in ProudLib72 Sep 2018 #7

I don't believe the unlocked door story either. Shemp Howard Sep 2018 #22

The last time I was on jury duty there was something fishy about the plaintif's case ProudLib72 Sep 2018 #68

Why did it take three days to charge this police officer? To get the story together? Cha Sep 2018 #8

Yes, they told her all the evidence they had. joshcryer Sep 2018 #11

Another scenario.. There will hopefully Cha Sep 2018 #13

I don't think she was drunk. joshcryer Sep 2018 #18

So Bo did obey her "command" by opening Cha Sep 2018 #23

I notice that some articles have changed the length of her shift from 12 tblue37 Sep 2018 #25

Ahh, that's a nice catch. joshcryer Sep 2018 #27

When is she going to come out with the convincing story. mythology Sep 2018 #45

Her defense is "bizarre accident with reasonable self-defense." joshcryer Sep 2018 #56

That work day started out at just 12 hours, but now it is up to 15. Before you know it, tblue37 Sep 2018 #72

Yup, she was up all night taking care of her sick grandma. joshcryer Sep 2018 #82

Cops get time to get their story straight before questioning. LiberalFighter Sep 2018 #81

There are so many holes in this story question everything Sep 2018 #9

The reporting seems to indicate exboyfil Sep 2018 #10

LEOs just call it a "Professional Courtesy". safeinOhio Sep 2018 #31

Yeah, like that's going to REALLY help out her case... MrScorpio Sep 2018 #12

If it was dark, how could she tell if he was obeying or not? yardwork Sep 2018 #15

She was sober enough to give commands, DeminPennswoods Sep 2018 #16

This is getting more infuriating by the minute. montana_hazeleyes Sep 2018 #17

She wasn't able to give lawful commands. NutmegYankee Sep 2018 #20

That's an important point. Shemp Howard Sep 2018 #29

It's not only about evaluating Hav Sep 2018 #30

Also, seriously, you don't just get to shoot someone. dawg day Sep 2018 #37

+1, "He didn't follow her shouted orders, so she immediately shot him? " ... and he wasn't armed uponit7771 Sep 2018 #47

Cops aren't required reasonable threat determination. joshcryer Sep 2018 #60

Even when they're off-duty? MissMillie Sep 2018 #62

Well yeah. joshcryer Sep 2018 #67

+1 MissMillie Sep 2018 #61

She's full of shit. Solly Mack Sep 2018 #21

Two witnesses heard her knocking and telling whoever was there to let her in, so tblue37 Sep 2018 #24

+1, "let me in" was her lawful command in her mind uponit7771 Sep 2018 #48

Well, apparently he *did* let her in, so he complied. nt tblue37 Sep 2018 #50

Whoever was there let her in? rocktivity Sep 2018 #92

If it was almost completely dark,who walks around their own house in the dark blueinredohio Sep 2018 #32

I would walk around in the dark if I had just gone to bed. haele Sep 2018 #55

She shot another guy in May of 2017. Cattledog Sep 2018 #33

Won't matter, she couldn't lawfully be there Lee-Lee Sep 2018 #34

Was Waiting For You, Lee-Lee ProfessorGAC Sep 2018 #35

At most that just serves to make a strong manslaughter case Lee-Lee Sep 2018 #38

Yeah, When I Heard The Charge Was Manslaughter. . . ProfessorGAC Sep 2018 #40

Did they drug/alcohol test her? That's usually standard R B Garr Sep 2018 #73

There are witness's hearing her saying "let me in" if she that it was her apartment then why would uponit7771 Sep 2018 #49

Keep in mind media reports of eyewitnesses accounts right after are notoriously unreliable Lee-Lee Sep 2018 #59

There's more than one witness saying the same thing. brush Sep 2018 #74

Not to mention, she was off duty. A civilian, just like everyone else... ecstatic Sep 2018 #65

If the positions were changed and Jean shot the cop who broke into HIS home, no_hypocrisy Sep 2018 #36

She is pure trash. She shot an innocent man in his own house!!! IluvPitties Sep 2018 #39

For the sake of Justice,this trial should be televised. Half assed oasis Sep 2018 #41

you don';t have to follow orders of some one who charged into YOUR apartment beachbum bob Sep 2018 #42

You know, I sincerely doubt I would 'obey' commands given by sinkingfeeling Sep 2018 #43

Can you quote her original story? jberryhill Sep 2018 #46

the article had a link lead in claiming she changed her story. Demovictory9 Sep 2018 #66

Interesting jberryhill Sep 2018 #69

White cop, black victim HopeAgain Sep 2018 #51

And I'm sure the wingnuts who are constantly worried about... vi5 Sep 2018 #52

What is this 4th amendment you speak of? MagickMuffin Sep 2018 #54

WTF? - fourth amendment fetishists??? NutmegYankee Sep 2018 #83

It was poor phrasing/sarcasm... vi5 Sep 2018 #84

Ignore her commands? In his own apartment? Raven123 Sep 2018 #53

Not sure what the big deal is Horse with no Name Sep 2018 #57

Why should the resident of the apartment obey orders csziggy Sep 2018 #58

The family's attorney was just on CNN, said the cop had filed 2 noise complaints against Jean. ecstatic Sep 2018 #63

Very interesting if that is true Hav Sep 2018 #70

#LivingInTheUnitAboveWhileBeingBlack Anon-C Sep 2018 #75

I have had some goddamned loud upstairs neighbors. It's just how apartments are. moriah Sep 2018 #80

Re: "I have never heard of a door where you don't have to turn the key." tblue37 Sep 2018 #86

Oh shit! Iggo Sep 2018 #71

Thanks, I haven't heard that yet.. about Cha Sep 2018 #85

HERO budkin Sep 2018 #64

Why doiesnt she just say , he black, me that other color poster cant mention, no harm no foul Eliot Rosewater Sep 2018 #76

I've seen pictures of her with what appears to be a daughter... OAITW r.2.0 Sep 2018 #77

Wait a minute. She has a dog and a kid? underthematrix Sep 2018 #79

UPDATE: Police Gear found in vicitm's apartment rocktivity Sep 2018 #87

Thank you for this link, rocktivity. Cha Sep 2018 #88

very confusing. what is going on here? Demovictory9 Sep 2018 #89

Where has it been said that Jean was "in possession" of police gear onenote Sep 2018 #90

As opposed to Jean being in possession of the pot, you mean? rocktivity Sep 2018 #91