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State police killing of ‘Cop City’ protester was ‘objectively reasonable,’ prosecutor finds

From the Saporta Report:

The state police killing in January of protester Manuel “Tortuguita” Paez Teran — a flashpoint of the “Cop City” protests — was “objectively reasonable” due to its shootout circumstance, and no criminal charges will be brought against the troopers, a prosecutor has ruled. “The use of lethal (deadly) force by the Georgia State Patrol was […]

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bl4ckblooc
lemmy.world

Was this the guy who 4 cops dragged out of camera view and then proceeded the beat and murder him?

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lemmy.ml

They murdered him in his tent then planted a gun and said he shot at them.

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Jerkface
lemmy.world

A core issue is that the state troopers involved in the killing did not wear body cameras. However, Christian’s report says other officers in the general area — including Atlanta Police Department officers and state game wardens — did have body cameras whose audio matched the sequence of shots claimed by the troopers.

'Kay.

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