Justice is served! Grand Jury clears Columbus
officer in shooting of 16-year-old Ma’Khia Bryant
Posted By: Hazymac, 3/15/2022 6:22:29 PM
COLUMBUS, OH – A grand jury has declined to bring charges against the Columbus police officer who fatally shot 16-year-old Ma’Khia Bryant last year. [Tweet] Officer Nicholas Reardon responded to a domestic dispute call on April 2021 on Legion Lane, where he was forced to fatally shoot Bryant as she attacked another girl with a knife The Fraternal Order of Police said a grand jury declined to bring charges against Officer Reardon. FOP president Jeff Simpson said: “The jury decided to return a no bill which means they did not proceed with any criminal charges against officer Reardon and found no criminal act. “That is pleasing to hear.
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governor’s scheme to release convicted
murderers halted by judge 5 replies
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Now, a judge has ordered a pause on Brown’s early release of prisoners, as reported in the Epoch Times. The new order refers to prisoners who committed crimes as juveniles, which grants part of the relief sought in a lawsuit filed against Brown by two district attorneys and four members of homicide victims.
Since March 1, 2020, Brown has granted early release to nearly 1,200 convicted felons, including 10 convicted murderers.
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Taking Calls from Biden
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Justice is served! Grand Jury clears Columbus
officer in shooting of 16-year-old Ma’Khia Bryant 12 replies
officer in shooting of 16-year-old Ma’Khia Bryant 12 replies
COLUMBUS, OH – A grand jury has declined to bring charges against the Columbus police officer who fatally shot 16-year-old Ma’Khia Bryant last year. [Tweet] Officer Nicholas Reardon responded to a domestic dispute call on April 2021 on Legion Lane, where he was forced to fatally shoot Bryant as she attacked another girl with a knife
The Fraternal Order of Police said a grand jury declined to bring charges against Officer Reardon. FOP president Jeff Simpson said:
“The jury decided to return a no bill which means they did not proceed with any criminal charges against officer Reardon and found no criminal act. “That is pleasing to hear.
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of COVID Vaccine Side Effects, Including Death 8 replies
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Trust me. I know the drinking signs. It’s my considered opinion that the San Francisco-based House Speaker is filled to the gills in the clip you’re about to witness.
It’s bad enough when a Blue Enclave progressive tries to explain military and geopolitical events, like an internet rando on fentanyl trying to explain rocket science to Elon Musk.
Nevertheless, Pelosi’s love for the camera, though unrequited, necessitates that she publicly pontificate whenever the red light comes on, even when her BA count is double the legal limit
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