08-06-2021, 12:11 AM
(08-04-2021, 01:15 PM)Sociopathicsteelerfan Wrote: The charges should have been dismissed due to gross prosecutorial misconduct by Kim Gardner.
https://www.kmov.com/news/kim-gardner-faces-professional-misconduct-probe-could-lose-law-license/article_f1182b32-ad21-11eb-98d6-67108d86a9bb.html
Those people are idiots, and while I don't blame them to the extent that others do, they were absolutely treated with massive unfairness by the DA. The DA's office even reassembled the pistol the wife was holding because, as she was wielding it, it was non-functional. So, in order to prosecute her for wielding a firearm the DA's office has the gun disassembled and put back in working order.
https://www.ksdk.com/article/news/local/gardner-staffer-ordered-crime-lab-to-reassemble-patricia-mccloskeys-gun/63-be112149-d06c-4f54-a225-6545e74b5c2d
Such gross misconduct by the DA's office should have resulted in instant dismissal of all charges. So like or hate these people the governor did the right thing by them.
Eh, that doesn't go too far on their support. Just because she was apparently not smart enough to operate a firearm doesn't mean she didn't have intent.
I mean, I can try to stab you with a salad tong. Is the intent of violence there? Yup. Is the ability? No, cause I'd be as dumb as this lady.
Not to mention,that's only her dumb assedness, not including the husband's. I mean, if you are going to argue her innocence based off the ignorance, then presumably he's guilty as there was no lack of understanding how his rifle worked when he pointed it at unarmed people.
