Nothing has come out definitively. I inferred based on the fact that the chief insisted on a tox screen, but the results of that are being treated as a state secret.
The officer’s account of the door being ajar doesn’t jive with neighbors’ accounts of hearing pounding and “open the door!”. Not that eyewitnesses are always reliable.
Two people know what happened and one of them is dead. This sucks.
I’ve worked long hours and stumbled home before. One time I even put my key in the wrong hotel door after a long day. But that doesn’t excuse manslaughter.
Two people know what happened and one of them is dead. This sucks.
I’ve worked long hours and stumbled home before. One time I even put my key in the wrong hotel door after a long day. But that doesn’t excuse manslaughter.
No apology needed. This event has more "stories" going for it than most political events. But, what sucks is that there is no corroborating witnesses for the officer and no real witness for the victim.
Maybe she's taking advantage of that "revolving door" we hear so much about?
Lol right!?
I only ask bc I’ve tried to bail someone out on a Weekend and been told it wasn’t possible
I haven't seen anything about the officer having a body cam; even if she did they might switch it off when they go off duty.
This person is neither a flight risk, a known predator nor a menace to society. In fact, she has served her community at great risk up to this transgression of poor judgment and she certainly deserves additional consideration for her past work.
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I dunno... seems like she was a menace in this case. :/
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