Submitted by Clem_Doore t3_z33742 in news
hundredfooter t1_ixjo45i wrote
Good for his family. The fuck who murdered him was rehired for a day so he could qualify for a pension. The city of Mesa was also prepared to spend up to three million for his defense.
Those fuckers look out for their own, don't they?
bobfriday0621 t1_ixjqmr4 wrote
They're basically the mob at this point. It's organized crime at best, and they protect themselves and fuck everyone else!
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BostonUniStudent t1_iy3za1g wrote
And the man who was murdered was completely innocent of any wrongdoing. It's not like this was stopping a fugitive criminal or anything. An unarmed innocent man murdered execution style in his hotel.
ApprehensivePirate36 t1_ixl16f0 wrote
"The detective investigating the shooting agreed during the trial that Shaver's movement was similar to reaching for a pistol, but said it also looked as though Shaver was pulling up his loose-fitting basketball shorts that had fallen down as he crawled. The investigator noted he didn't see anything that would have prevented officers from simply handcuffing Shaver as he was on the floor." Shaver was told if he "make a mistake, we will shoot you.." that power tripping cop couldn't wait to pull the trigger! Fuck!!! That was so disturbing to watch! I live in Mesa, knew of the story, but hadn't seen the video. That was straight up murder.
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NJS_Stamp t1_ixmj9uj wrote
He also sued (and won) extra money for his “”PTSD”” and mental anguish, as well as sued to keep his service weapon (the one inscribed with “youre fucked” on the dust cover.
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