Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Justifiable homicide = self-defense
If he attacked someone, they are allowed to defend themselves.
It was a group of people against one person. Since when is punching someone so hard they died justifiable homicide?
If he pulled a gun, yes. Just his fists? The assailant should have been at least CHARGED.
The police didn't even bother doing that.
A D.C. police spokesman said no charges will be filed in the case.
Since when has that ever happened?
Anonymous wrote:Justifiable homicide = self-defense
If he attacked someone, they are allowed to defend themselves.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Wow, MPD rule this as a justifiable homicide![]()
Further, the names of the suspects were NEVER released. This is extremely rare
Who are these people? Someone from the Administration?
https://www.washingtonpost.com/local/public-safety/death-of-popular-youth-coach-on-capitol-hill-ruled-justified-homicide/2019/12/18/88bc7ab4-2048-11ea-86f3-3b5019d451db_story.html
Someone that really didn't want their name in the papers, yeah. That's surprising. I wonder if the investigation records can be obtained through FOIA.
I’m wondering if the assailants are off duty cops, special forces, or intel community. Or perhaps someone from the diplomatic community.
That may explain the odd radio silence on any real details in this case. The entire thing is bizarre and reeks of a cover up.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Wow, MPD rule this as a justifiable homicide![]()
Further, the names of the suspects were NEVER released. This is extremely rare
Who are these people? Someone from the Administration?
https://www.washingtonpost.com/local/public-safety/death-of-popular-youth-coach-on-capitol-hill-ruled-justified-homicide/2019/12/18/88bc7ab4-2048-11ea-86f3-3b5019d451db_story.html
Someone that really didn't want their name in the papers, yeah. That's surprising. I wonder if the investigation records can be obtained through FOIA.
Anonymous wrote:Wow, MPD rule this as a justifiable homicide![]()
Further, the names of the suspects were NEVER released. This is extremely rare
Who are these people? Someone from the Administration?
https://www.washingtonpost.com/local/public-safety/death-of-popular-youth-coach-on-capitol-hill-ruled-justified-homicide/2019/12/18/88bc7ab4-2048-11ea-86f3-3b5019d451db_story.html
Anonymous wrote:There are black/hispanic attackers in this city with no prior history of felony assault and their mugshots are up within an hour and plastered across the 24/7 news like they shot 500 people in Las Vegas the night before.
Why is there a mugshot of these assailants of color, even though they have no prior history? Who took their mugshot?
Also, the suspect(s) are not a violent threat to the public at large.
Anonymous wrote:Fine, I'm glad the police are doing their due diligence but when was the last time the suspects (regardless of means) weren't at least publicly identified as the assailants when that was clearly known on the day of the attack (thanks to surveillance and witnesses from the restaurant).
If the fatal assailant was "clearly known" by anyone else in the restaurant other than his friends, that name would be all over social media by now. It's not. We don't "clearly know" his name.
You're also assuming there was a working security camera inside the bar that captured an image of the fighting party and that law enforcement has that but hasn't released it. Or that there was a perfectly placed gov't security camera on the street outside that captured images of the group and police have the image but aren't releasing it.
That's a big assumption, particularly for the bar camera.
There are black/hispanic attackers in this city with no prior history of felony assault and their mugshots are up within an hour and plastered across the 24/7 news like they shot 500 people in Las Vegas the night before.
Fine, I'm glad the police are doing their due diligence but when was the last time the suspects (regardless of means) weren't at least publicly identified as the assailants when that was clearly known on the day of the attack (thanks to surveillance and witnesses from the restaurant).
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Update?
It is REALLY strange how no one has been arrested or publicly charged for a murder.
I disagree that it's "strange." In fact it's completely typical when the suspect is going to be someone who has the means to fight back with the best defense attorneys and private investigators.
You can be sure that law enforcement is crossing their /T/s and dotting /I/s, and making sure their evidence-collection procedures are constitutionally air-tight.
PP again ^^. Also, the suspect(s) are not a violent threat to the public at large. This was a one-off, right? So there's not that reason to rush an investigation
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Update?
It is REALLY strange how no one has been arrested or publicly charged for a murder.
I disagree that it's "strange." In fact it's completely typical when the suspect is going to be someone who has the means to fight back with the best defense attorneys and private investigators.
You can be sure that law enforcement is crossing their /T/s and dotting /I/s, and making sure their evidence-collection procedures are constitutionally air-tight.