CA prosecutors could have just shut up and eaten their food, but instead, they decided to make this into a big deal.
If you shoot someone who is unarmed six times in the back, that is a problem regardless of what potential criminal act they were doing.
They should be ashamed of themselves.
Roger Goodell’s latest effort to fight for social justice is being challenged by California prosecutors … who are demanding the NFL stop running a video about the police shooting of Stephon Clark.
Among the complaints made by the association’s president, Vern Pierson is that the video leaves out the fact the Sacramento County D.A. and California Attorney General came to the conclusion the two police officers involved in Stephon’s 2018 death broke no laws.
You might recall, officers opened fire on Stephon in his grandmother’s backyard, believing he was brandishing a weapon.
Stephon, of course, was holding a cell phone. He was shot eight times … with 6 of those bullets striking him in the back. But, another complaint from the association is the NFL’s video fails to mention Stephon was fleeing police who suspected him of vandalism.
They should be happy they got away with murder.
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