Lol it looks so strange. I don't think I've ever seen that before. Not that I watch a ton of court hearings but I feel like I've seen a good amount of accused murderers in court and don't remember cops all around them the whole time.
It's easy to see that protection of capital is the sole purpose of the system, because mob hitmen get treated like regular criminals but they're acting like Luigi is the fucking Joker.
The way they looked at his beautiful face and had to restrain their hands and lust. Well all except the one guy who managed to pull back from giving him a shoulder masssage.
The staged theatrics here are a masterclass in how justice gets smothered by political grandstanding. That perp walk wasn’t law enforcement—it was a propaganda reel for a mayor desperate to deflect from his own dumpster fires.
Defense counsel’s right: Mangione’s being used as a human prop in this narcissist theater. When elected officials start pre-trying cases on camera, the presumption of innocence becomes collateral damage.
Federal and state prosecutors playing jurisdictional ping-pong with a life? Classic systemic rot. But hey, at least the discovery demands a two-terabyte drive. Nothing unites bureaucracy like exponential data bloat.
Sorry, I was just born earlier this morning, catching up on backlog of emails and bookmarked posts... Is this Luigi guy convicted of more or less crimes than the sitting US president?
He appears to have sleeves that are of a religious nature and he has the Roman numerals for 13 on his left wrist. He also has some text on his left shoulder sneaking out under his sleeve.
His name is Nicholas A Manson and his badge number is 6995, which you can submit here: https://nypdonline.org/link/2 to get some more info on him.
Good thing these four cops are surrounding him in handcuffs. He's obviously making up a huge threat here. Sane and normal.
At least the lawyer is calling them out for being weird as fuck.
Does that not create a case for a prejudicial jury?
I don’t think the jury is there yet.
If you were to please guilty, they wouldn’t even assemble a jury, right?
Lol it looks so strange. I don't think I've ever seen that before. Not that I watch a ton of court hearings but I feel like I've seen a good amount of accused murderers in court and don't remember cops all around them the whole time.
It's easy to see that protection of capital is the sole purpose of the system, because mob hitmen get treated like regular criminals but they're acting like Luigi is the fucking Joker.
They're reviving myths too. See what happens irl when a bold knight (allegedly) slays a dragon.
The way they looked at his beautiful face and had to restrain their hands and lust. Well all except the one guy who managed to pull back from giving him a shoulder masssage.
The 17th is his trial date.
A vastly more important day than yesterday's sports game.
Not him.
If you watch the video of the shooting, you see the CEO just keel over. I didn't see nothing but that. I think he was faking
Likely he forgot to take his money injection. I hear its badically a cureall.
he doesn't have the same eyebrows as the shooter
Luigi was at my birthday party that day. The shooter must be a different fella
That was an awesome party BTW, thanks for hosting. Luigi really rocked that karaoke cover of Rage's "How I Could Just Kill a Man".
I liked his rendition of Cypress Hill's Killing in the Name Of
His switch up with "CEO" on I Shot The Sheriff brought the whole place down!
Agreed
Long live player 2.
Nullify!
The staged theatrics here are a masterclass in how justice gets smothered by political grandstanding. That perp walk wasn’t law enforcement—it was a propaganda reel for a mayor desperate to deflect from his own dumpster fires.
Defense counsel’s right: Mangione’s being used as a human prop in this narcissist theater. When elected officials start pre-trying cases on camera, the presumption of innocence becomes collateral damage.
Federal and state prosecutors playing jurisdictional ping-pong with a life? Classic systemic rot. But hey, at least the discovery demands a two-terabyte drive. Nothing unites bureaucracy like exponential data bloat.
Sorry, I was just born earlier this morning, catching up on backlog of emails and bookmarked posts... Is this Luigi guy convicted of more or less crimes than the sitting US president?
Less than a school shooter
Fewer!!
wish the judges audio was understandable. Its like hearing a one sided conversation.
Ah, this is a month old. I felt I've heard it before. Still good to rewatch though.
How is there only one thread about this :(
Because it’s old news
Crosspost it
Can anyone make out the tats on that on cop?
He appears to have sleeves that are of a religious nature and he has the Roman numerals for 13 on his left wrist. He also has some text on his left shoulder sneaking out under his sleeve.
His name is Nicholas A Manson and his badge number is 6995, which you can submit here: https://nypdonline.org/link/2 to get some more info on him.
Is it just me, or the mic in front of his face makes him look like having a Hitler mustache.
E.g 4 minutes in.