San Fran DA Withheld Evidence in an Officer’s Excessive Force Case

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San Francisco District Attorney Chesa Boudin has been accused of withholding evidence in a case involving a police officer’s use of ‘unnecessary force’ against a civilian.

Megen Hayashi, a criminal investigator working in Chesa Boudin’s office came forward and testified to a judge that she was ordered by co-workers to withhold evidence and believed she would have been fired if she refused, NBC Bay Area reported.

San Francisco police officer Terrance Stangel was accused of using excessive force when he used a baton to subdue a man during a domestic disturbance call more than 2 years ago. He broke the man’s wrist and leg.

Hayashi testified that she withheld the fact that according to a witness, Officer Stangel used a baton on a man who was beating a woman.

If true, Officer Stangel’s of force was “reasonable and lawful under the circumstances and existing law,” his lawyer argued.

The judge reportedly said no significant evidence appeared to have been withheld, and Hayashi’s testimony likely would not impact the case, according to The San Francisco Chronicle.

It’s not clear how that isn’t relevant.

Stangle’s attorney, Nicole Pifair, filed a motion to dismiss the case on Jan. 24, citing “prosecutorial misconduct” and “deceptive” methods by the DA’s office.

And Dacari Spiers will soon receive a $700,000 settlement check over the whole mess, paid for with your tax dollars.

Chesa Boudin is a communist and son of Weather Underground terrorists who was raised by domestic terrorists Bill Ayers and his wife Bernadine Dohrn. Currently, there is an effort to recall Boudin. He’s anti-police and pro-criminal.

 


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The Long March Is Complete
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The Long March Is Complete
2 years ago

@ Flanders,

Commierado is now East Kalifornia or a lost cause and as former NYPD commissioner Bratton stated the justice system is destroyed by Sorrows just like everything else in the Long March which started long before 1971 and goes back to Antonio Gramsci and the 1920s-1930s.

Flanders
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Flanders
2 years ago

The anti-American attempts to change our nation are traitorous and endangers all true Americans. Their partners and instigators are some of the world’s major globalists and corporates which makes them more dangerous. The networks they’ve built will only have our problems become worse until they are made to stop and to leave.

Hold them to account:

“We hold cops accountable. Now how about the rest of the justice system?”

“In the last couple years, the state of Colorado has moved to make its police departments much more accountable for their actions and more transparent in how they mete out justice. [Details]

But what about the rest of the criminal justice system? Our courts, our prosecutors, our judges? Shouldn’t the entire ball of wax be held to the same standards that police are?

Denver Police Chief Paul Pazen sure thinks so.” [More]:

https://denvergazette.com/politics/we-hold-cops-accountable-now-how-about-the-rest-of-the-justice-system-vince-bzdek/article_99c61b4a-26b8-5930-a26a-d0932a460acf.html

A Savant
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A Savant
2 years ago

Breaking-12mins ago-Comrade Chesa (Weather Underground/CCP) is now stating that looters are in the act of felonies and not misdemeanors even though the perps from late November were already allowed to plead misdemeanor. (H/T-ANGO)

It Already Happened Here
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It Already Happened Here
2 years ago

Total corruption and the rule of law is a dead letter.

O/T-Breaking-1 hour ago-the Capitol Police (STAASI) is being reconfigured to with hunt republicans. Hussein’s poison pill nomenklatura apparatchiks and the Soros prosecutors will burn it all down better.

According to Politico, Capitol Police investigators are preparing secret dossiers on lawmakers, congressional staff, donors, and even constituents who visit their representatives in public or in private.

“After the Jan. 6 insurrection (sic), the Capitol Police’s intelligence unit quietly started scrutinizing the backgrounds of people who meet with lawmakers,” reporters Betsy Woodruff Swan and Daniel Lippman wrote. “Several Capitol Police intelligence analysts have already raised concerns about the practice to the department’s inspector general,” one source told Politico.

(H/T-AG & JK)