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Conn. Trooper · January 14, 2010, 08:24 PM

He didn't assault anyone or steal anything. Two courts and the PD agreed with him and his actions. If the courts had found in favor of the lawyer, there would be not a single soul on here saying the courts made a mistake. Because they didn't and sided with the cop, the courts made a mistake and you all know better sitting 3000 miles away and having half the story posted in a gun rights newspaper in Georgia. Sounds a little silly doesn't it?

And yet nothing has been posted in rebuttal to this.^^^ We were not there,we do not have the whole story, two diferent courts and the PD agreed with the actions of the officer, but you know better. Ok.

January 14, 2010, 08:24 PM	#83
Conn. Trooper Senior Member Join Date: December 12, 2007 Location: Connecticut Posts: 530	He didn't assault anyone or steal anything. Two courts and the PD agreed with him and his actions. If the courts had found in favor of the lawyer, there would be not a single soul on here saying the courts made a mistake. Because they didn't and sided with the cop, the courts made a mistake and you all know better sitting 3000 miles away and having half the story posted in a gun rights newspaper in Georgia. Sounds a little silly doesn't it? And yet nothing has been posted in rebuttal to this.^^^ We were not there,we do not have the whole story, two diferent courts and the PD agreed with the actions of the officer, but you know better. Ok.