A Sad Day for the Thin Blue Line......

[iWander]

The POS set up his defense for another crime...

[xray 99]

Come to think of it, I'm actually surprised that Obama didn't pardon Mumia.

Can the President pardon/commute sentences imposed under state law?

[hurley842002]

Can the President pardon/commute sentences imposed under state law?

No, that lies in the hands of the Governor of said state.

[Holmes375]

This is just wrong in every sense of the word.

What a travesty.

[iWander]

Here's a similar case going before a hearing in Cincinnati. Please email your support.
http://m.fox19.com/fox19/db_330522/c...tguid=BkSXSnG9

[LittleLebowski]

No, that lies in the hands of the Governor of said state.

Ah, I should have known that.

[hurley842002]

Ah, I should have known that.

I actually think it's a fairly common misconception.

[TAZ]

Hopefully this PODS meets the same fate as the other PODS that got pardoned. Other guy lasted what a week before someone upped their cred by popping him.

[BigDaddy]

I'd also ask the questions: Lt. Yaros likely wouldn't be alive today, but how would his life have changed and been different as a husband, father and grandfather during the remaining years of his natural life?

He likely would have lived his life from a different perspective. Being able to look back at your life...the good and the bad...is one of the few positive aspects of getting old. One looks at life differently at 77 as opposed to 44.

How about his wife, children and grandchildren? How were their lives changed by this event? We can be sure that the trauma of this murder, and the subsequent absence of Lt. Yaros had deep and last effects on them: changed forever.

There's way too much attention these days paid to the guilty, and not to the innocent victims.

Who's writing articles about the Yaros family these days?

Outside of the Police and some prosecutors I doubt anyone cares about the victims today. Everything is always about the poor offender. What caused him to commit his crimes is he treated well while incarcerated, yada, yada, yada. I really think the victims get lost in all this.

[blues]

Outside of the Police and some prosecutors I doubt anyone cares about the victims today. Everything is always about the poor offender. What caused him to commit his crimes is he treated well while incarcerated, yada, yada, yada. I really think the victims get lost in all this.

"He was really turning his life around"