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I Support Officer Kerrick

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Jamie Melton
11 years ago

Do not retry

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Kim Provancher
11 years ago

Enough damage done! No more court!! Set him free!

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Craig Burnop
11 years ago

Enough already, 1st Grand Jury didn't find enough evidence, Was tried anyway, Mistrial is the result. Officer was doing his job.

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Brenda Beaver
11 years ago

Kerrick was doing his job, had Ferrell stopped, placed his hands in the air, this would never have happen.

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Frank Czaniecki Sr
11 years ago

i believe the state should accept the verdict of the grand jury and the trial jury. You can't keep doing things over just to get to a decision the few want

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Robin Champion Wright
11 years ago

Both the Audio and Video vindicated Officer Kerrick.

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Trina Patterson
11 years ago

He shouldn't be retried he was doing his job!

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Anne Lippard
11 years ago

He did what he had to do. When an officer orders you to stop,get on the ground,that is what you do. You don't charge the officer.

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Anonymous
11 years ago

They had to have not one but two grand juries to get him to trial, then they were unable to convict him. Enough is enough, let this man live in peace.

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Sherri Burris
11 years ago

Let him go Don't put him through anymore.

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RC Stephens
11 years ago

The prosecution didn't have a case. Enough is enough already.

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Anonymous
11 years ago

I saw the video and believe he is innocent.

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Anonymous
11 years ago

NOT GUILTY !!!

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Brian wrenn
11 years ago

Please use this as authorization for my signature.

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Chuck Johnson
11 years ago

He's not guilty says the jury 8 to 4.

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Charlotte P
11 years ago

NOT GUILTY !!!!! He feared for his life put your self in his shoes.

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Judi tubel
11 years ago

NOT GUILTY!

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Anne Plyler
11 years ago

This case should never have been prosecuted. Self defense without question. Don't waste our taxpayer dollars. It's time our law enforcement community received thanks for the very difficult work they do.

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Josiah Satterfield
11 years ago

I support the officer. He was legally justified to use deadly force under NC law.

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Robert J. Scannell
11 years ago

I believe Officer Kerrick acted in self defense and within department policy. It would be a waste of tax payer money and an injustice to retry him.