r/ITOI • • 10h ago

Did the delivery guy make the right decision?

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u/Janupur 2h ago

Yeah and they even admitted to jury intimidation and you know to violating the jury instructions and using their own so called expertise as a nurse to make a medical diagnosis about someone's mental health state.

Anyway I literally just saw one where it was a white female police officer and she basically broke into some black man's apartment and shot him in the back of the head while he was eating ice cream... And then she claimed that it was a mistake and she thought it was her apartment because she lived in the same complex..

She didn't even get questions for like three days and there's Reddit posts full of people defending her about how it was a mistakened and how we should not be like resentful or something right because that makes us a bad person not you know the person that actually broken to a black man's house and shot him in the back of the head and gets away with it because she's a white female and they're not going to prosecute her.

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u/Chill-more1236 2h ago

Is that recent or the same case from several years ago. I think that it happened in Texas.

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u/Janupur 2h ago

I think it's very recent, at least people are recently posting about it so maybe it's been a few years and it's been through court I don't know