(05-12-2020, 04:41 PM)flsprtsgod Wrote: I don't care if they call it a hate crime or not, but the DA said it was no crime when the cops on scene felt otherwise. Here you go, the County Commissioners who looked into it said the cops were shut down by the DA:

"Commissioner Peter Murphy, who also said he spoke directly to Glynn County police about the incident, said officers at the scene concluded they had probable cause to make arrests and contacted Johnson’s office to inform the prosecutor of their decision. 

“They were told not to make the arrest,” Murphy said."

Georgia DA prevented arrest of McMichaels

Pretty hard to get due process when the DA's office is a friend of the killer I guess.

There are plenty of reasons not to arrest someone immediately. Just because you arrest someone, doesn't mean they get charged. Once you arrest them, you have to bring it to a grand jury within X amount of time. If you don't have enough evidence, not arresting them helps the prosecution. The video alone does not give enough evidence based on their statements.

Wait until the evidence is presented to the grand jury and we get an idea of the full story.

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