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I Support Officer Kerrick

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larry frazier
11 years ago

he's had his trial I see no reason to use more of my taxpayers money to prove what's been proven. City of Charlotte let a lot of people down by rushing to judgement

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Patrick Baines
11 years ago

The jury has spoken.

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Franklin
11 years ago

Once is enough tax payer dollar, 8-4 not close enough to retry either way....

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Alan J. Odze
11 years ago

Enough is enough already.

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Himan Jones
11 years ago

It would be a waste of money and time to retry this case you will only get the same results.This officer is innocent.

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Gerald Esposito
11 years ago

Lack of evidence from prosecutors will again lead to another Mistrial.

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George Risbano
11 years ago

The jurors have already spoken.

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thomas maloney
11 years ago

This is a travesty of justice , which needs to be corrected.

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Dennie Crowder
11 years ago

I believe the evidence was overwhelmingly in favor of a not guilty verdict for Officer Kerrick.

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robin Hoyle
11 years ago

I support Officer Kerrick 100%

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Catherine Pickelsimer
11 years ago

1st Grand Jury did not indict. THAT should have meant something! Jury could not agree. MISTRIAL THAT should mean something!

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Anonymous
11 years ago

Not guilty he feared for his life the man charged at him knowing the police has guns.

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Michael Edw. O'Brien
11 years ago

Trying a person until you get the results you want is not what this government was set up to do. This was a railroad job from the beginning

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Morgan Wessinger
11 years ago

Verdict should have been not guilty!!!

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Alex Vinson
11 years ago

Not guilty, don't need to retry. He feared for his life. I worked a case years ago, Charlotte police not charged for shooting unarmed man that wasn't a threat. This case the threat was there. Scott Pope was never charged, why Kerrick?

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Anonymous
11 years ago

He's already had a trial. Its over. It won't change with another trial.

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Anonymous
11 years ago

I support justice and Office Kerrick

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Mark Reichel
11 years ago

The judge and jury have spoken. It's done

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Leslie
11 years ago

Self defense.

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Anonymous
11 years ago

Our law enforcement has the right to defend themselves!