U.S. Army sergeant convicted of murder in protester's shooting death in Texas

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Jurors were subject to outside influence. Verdict invalid

 

The rifle is not against his shoulder, but above it, and tugged against the chest. The rifle is aimed down to the ground and absolutely not at anybody. We've been through this.

While it remains so that the driver got busted on text that he was going to that protest and potentially kill somebody.
With that he admits he had intent to kill. And what's not on this picture, is that he undoubtingly had his gun pointed at people ALL the time.
Hence he got convicted for killing a veteran.

 

more coping.

 

Got it!

Government Carrying guns - good.
Citizens carrying guns - bad.

Such good Communists on this forum.

 

That's not cope dude. That's a trial set aside offense after jeopardy attached.

 

Again: The photo I've shown shows him putting the rifle into his shoulder. Its part of a video, ffs.

The rifle is in line with the driver's door.

 

You'll have a chance with the pardon even though it might end the Governor's career. What you posted is bogus nonsense.

 

You're free to post a screenshot any time now, showing the guy pointing his gun at the driver.

While so far, you're just refuse to comment the state of mind of the shooter and where his gun was pointing at.

 

If I'm going to a protest to shout incendiary political speech, I DO NOT open carry a weapon. It is irresponsible to open carry while doing ANYTHING that is emotionally excitable to you or others.

 

But that is your choice. Some people think they need to open carry while protesting. It's a form of bravado, among other things. And given how SCOTUS has made this a legal issue, a right through its expansion of the 2a rights over the past 3 decades, it is now a reality. The best thing is to not show fear to them at all.

 

People who run around screaming expletives and charging up to occupied vehicles is the definition of provocation.

 

Nevermind the barrel, look at his elbow. Look at the other 2 elbows in the frame. Take a guess: of the 3 elbows, which indicates the wielding of a weapon, or the intention to?

 

There is no evidence he did that. People yelled because he drove INTO the crowd that was walking down the street.

 

Daniel Perry to be sentenced for murder in 2020 shooting at downtown Austin protest (msn.com)

The sentence should be handed down very soon.
We shall see.
Of course, the Govenor has stated that he will issue a pardon as soon as the pardon and parole board isssues a recommendation.
That may take a while if it happens at all.
Meanwhile, the convicted murderer will be in prison.

 

Charging up to the vehicle is something the dead man did, on camera. Admitted by witnesses.
He turned down the street, encountered their gaggle **** of jaywalkers, and came to a halt. The proper response was a "**** you" the finger, and a side step out of the way. Or MAYBE just being CRAZYYYYY here: They could've walked on the ****ing side walk like ****ing normal people.

 

Exactly they are the lowest form of scum. It's quite right to hate those that abuse the authority we trust them with. Crooked Prosecutors are among the worst. It's somewhat surprising that you are such a fan of these corrupt Soros Pukes.

The GOP Wins One Over George Soros (access from here - https://www.realclearpolitics.com/)

'Buta Biberaj this week conceded she lost to Republican Bob Anderson in her bid for re-election as Loudoun County’s Commonwealth Attorney. It was a small margin—300 votes—but a big victory in an election that otherwise saw Democrats keep the state Senate and take the House.'


Evil Bitch.

She stopped prosecuting criminals and then counted the reduction in prosecutions as a 'drop' in violent crime. She's a liar. She was returning vicious criminals to streets to prey on innocent Americans.

'A man who had been arrested for beating his wife was released on bond after Ms. Biberaj agreed. The man was given an ankle bracelet, and he then returned to his wife’s apartment and killed her with a hammer.'

But, she didn't mind prosecuting school board parents, even the parent of a 14 year old girl who was thrown to the bathroom floor and forcibly sodomized by a skirt wearing 14 year old male who was able to enter the bathroom under Trans bathroom policies. Then when the Superintendent and School Board lied and claimed that no such incident occurred, her father stood up and loudly protested. The School board then had him wrestled to he floor and this evil bitch prosecuted him.

Now the Rapist/Sodomizer she handled differently. He was released and then transferred to another school—where he raped another girl.

Then 'the National School Boards Association invoked Mr. Smith in a letter to the White House saying such parents should be considered domestic terrorists. Ms. Biberaj won conviction of the dad. But the conviction for obstruction of justice was tossed on appeal and Virginia Gov. Glenn Youngkin rightly pardoned Mr. Smith on the disorderly conduct charge.'

Backed by Soros she outspent her opponent 10/1 and voters still tossed her vile ass out of office. 'Voters don’t want politicized prosecutions, and the Virginia vote shows that progressive prosecutors can be defeated even in Democratic-leaning areas no matter how much Soros cash they may have.'

 

As opposed to people protesting in streets and getting run over?

Are guns to blame for those incidents too?

 

Agreed.

That, to me, would be the determining factor.

 

I think his social media posts did not help him, if you talk about doing something before you do it, seems les likely it a spur of the moment thing

https://www.thedailybeast.com/phila...bernard-williams-30-years-after-he-played-nfl

"However, court filings revealed that Perry had fantasized about killing Black Lives Matter protesters, and had described himself in private messages and social media posts as a proud racist."

 

facebook messages between Perry and Justin

https://www.wdrb.com/daniel-perry-texts/image_1e04b206-ef55-11ed-bbfb-f746d0d89471.html

 

posted the wrong link

https://www.thedailybeast.com/army-sergeant-daniel-perry-gets-25-years-for-killing-blm-protester

 

Blm is well known for attacking anyone who disagrees with them and brutally beating them and killing them. Seems this guy was afraid of that happening when charged.

 

If that description of the event is accurate, consider how any police officer would respond in the same position Perry was.

 

Unfortunately, that is NOT an accurate description of events.

 

Perry was not a police officer. He was a private citizen at that time, out of uniform, going to a second job. Second, police officers follow department and/or state guidelines. There were police officers there when the protests were occuring. Under Texas State Law, you know, a conservative state, a person with a long rifle can open carry as long as it is not in a threatening manner. That firearm was pointed down to the ground, which means, not in a threatening manner.