It won't bring back a gentle-hearted young man, but it's a start.

Yaaaawnnnnn. . .

“One of five former Memphis Police Department officers facing federal charges in the tragic killing of Tyre Nichols pled guilty in federal court today.

Desmond Mills Jr., 33, appeared before U.S. District Court Judge Mark S. Norris today and pled guilty to civil rights and conspiracy charges arising out of the Jan. 7 incident.

Pursuant to the terms of Mills’s plea agreement, the government will recommend a sentence of no more than 15 years in prison. There is no parole in the federal system.

The remaining four defendants still face a federal trial scheduled for May 6, 2024.”
https://www.justice.gov/opa/pr/former-memphis-police-officer-pleads-guilty-federal-civil-rights-and-conspiracy-charges

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Anonymous wrote:Yes, protests are generally more wide spread in better weather.

But also, the Memphis police chief deserves a ton of credit for reacting swiftly and appropriately. There wasn't weeks of anguish thinking these cops wouldn't have any consequences.

Yes, she fired everyone regardless of their culpability. She new it was necessary to prevent the woke mob from burning down the city.

Police get fired for violating department policy. In this case, review of body worn camera footage clearly shows that on multiple levels.

Police get criminally charged by the state, not the Chief, for breaking the law.

Both actions were appropriate. The police will get their day in court like anyone else.

More added to the list, too

Good, clean house. Too many chumps just there to collect paychecks and OT.

Ps - only a woman would have the balls to clean house like this. Men do not take this level of responsibility.

You're in fantasy land. She is a politician and she is making an emotional decision that is likely not supported by evidence.