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I Support Officer Kerrick

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Leah McCollum
11 years ago

We stand behind you Wes!

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Taylor Deese
11 years ago

He was doing his job correctly. It is a shame when police officers, who are putting their lives on the line everyday, have to live in fear that even if they do their job correctly they could be persecuted just because of the color of their skin. Racism goes both ways; it should be abolished for all, not just one race.

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Lisa Kennedy
11 years ago

Innocent.!!!!!!!!!!

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Sam Garris
11 years ago

Kerrick should walk a free man. No man needs to be done this way by his city and head of police Monroe threw him to the wolves right after it happened!!

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Faith Moore
11 years ago

1st grand jury said No! Reason for doubt- cannot convict! 8 to 4 not guilty. Based on Kerrick's testimony- Clearly felt life in danger. & that his gun was not firing! Professional statements: Based on what they saw in the video, both Kenneth Williams, a law professor from South Texas College of Law in Houston, and Bowling Green University criminologist Philip Stinson say Kerrick’s attorneys can make a strong case that their client acted appropriately, given that Ferrell appears to be running toward two officers “If they have reasonable belief that someone is dangerous, they can use deadly force,” Williams said. “They don't have to be right. They just have to be reasonable.” Read more here: http://www.charlotteobserver.com/news/local/crime/article30202494.html#storylink=cpy

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Grant Moore
11 years ago

He did his duty and the fact that he is on trial is an atrocity. This should not have gone to trial and the civil case should not have happened before the trial. It is disgusting and racist that an officer who does his duty and performed by the book is put on trial because of the color of his skin and the color of the criminal's skin. Look at the evidence, officer Kerrick did nothing wrong. The opposition might as well finish the saying: black lives matter...more than white lives.

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Larry
11 years ago

The jury has made a verdict. Our system of justice is in danger because of politics and trying to be politically correct.

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Matt Norem
11 years ago

He has had his trial, and though it was a hung jury, that is the outcome, as defined by the law. He will continue to to relive what happened that morning, regardless.

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JOSE FERNANDEZ
11 years ago

I SUPPORT THE POLICE OFFICERS

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sonny messick
11 years ago

no comment needed

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Anonymous
11 years ago

He is 100% innocent and BLUE lives matter.

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V Graham
11 years ago

Kerrick was defending his life. He is not guilty.

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Robert J Craig
11 years ago

Protect and serve our officer's, that protect and serve us!

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Cynthia L. Nance
11 years ago

This should not go to trial again! He is a dedicated police officer. He felt his life was in jeopardy when he pulled for his gun. If the cop was black and the suspect was white we probably would never had heard about the in incident. Politicians are on e again using the " race card!" It is sad that Officer Kerrick's career is over because of his race

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Lisa Oakley
11 years ago

Jurors spoke with 8 to 4. In the situation, Kerrick had to respond that way therefore he is innocent. It's sad that a young man lost his life and we will never know why he did what he did that changed how the officers had to react.

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Lisa Oakley
11 years ago

Jurors spoke with 8 to 4. In the situation, Kerrick had to respond that way therefore he is innocent. It's sad that a young man lost his life and we will never know why he did what he did that changed how the officers had to react.

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Janilyn Murphy
11 years ago

Don't waste time or money.

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Sarah
11 years ago

#supportofficerKerrick

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Kim Maynard
11 years ago

Don't commit political suicide by retrying a case that 75% of the jury already decided he was not guilty. Enough is enough......let everyone start healing...

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Keith yow
11 years ago

The Jury's have spoken, BOTH TIMES...Let it go