The Battle Panda is staying on top of the Cory Maye nightmare, with posts here and here.
Radley Balko has written a load on this, and now has access to warrants and affadavits.
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BoDiddly
May I repeat my suggestion now to slow down, let the facts come out, and not be quite so quick to paint Maye as a “wrongly condemned innocent man?”
Or are the facts of the case just that irrelevant?
SwMoLibertarian
Tell you what, Bo… whatever Maye may be, he’s no “Tookie”. God, am I sick of hearing about him…
The Disenfranchised Voter
We are letting the facts come out.
ppGaz
A guy is in bed, is awakened, fires into the darkness, and now is condemned to death, and you want ME to slow down?
How about the fucking government slows down?
Tim Fuller
Narcotics agent accused of manslaughter not guilty
Diana Walsh, Chronicle Staff Writer
Tuesday, December 13, 2005
A jury in San Jose today found a state narcotics agent not guilty of manslaughter for shooting a man he mistook for a parolee during a stakeout nearly two years ago. Agent Mike Walker was the first state drug officer ever tried for killing someone in the line of duty.
http://sfgate.com/cgi-bin/article.cgi?f=/c/a/2005/12/13/MNG92G7DD523.DTL
Call me insane
It just goes to show that police and people with a lot of money are above the law.