They're Going To Fry These nikkas

[EndDomination]

Capital murder always confused me as a charge for killing an off-duty or plain clothes officer. Of course second-degree murder and common-law murder make sense, but treating the killing of an officer, regardless of the perpetrator’s awareness of them being an officer, as a strict liability enhancement, is about as stupid as felony murder itself.

There was a case in Ohio a couple of years ago where a young guy killed a plain clothes cop who was chasing him and threatening him, I believe they brought capital murder charges too in the case, even though the guy wasn’t aware the victim was a cop.

They’re going to do a lot of time.

 

[J.E.T.S]

10%

Wit a bondsman you could get out for like 1%

nikkas is gettin low ass bails nowadays tho.
Hell in Jersey they got rid of cash bail all together.

Really?!

so how this work?

 

[TELL ME YA CHEESIN FAM?]

Capital murder always confused me as a charge for killing an off-duty or plain clothes officer. Of course second-degree murder and common-law murder make sense, but treating the killing of an officer, regardless of the perpetrator’s awareness of them being an officer, as a strict liability enhancement, is about as stupid as felony murder itself.

There was a case in Ohio a couple of years ago where a young guy killed a plain clothes cop who was chasing him and threatening him, I believe they brought capital murder charges too in the case, even though the guy wasn’t aware the victim was a cop.

They’re going to do a lot of time.

It wouldn't have mattered if dude was a cop or not
It's still capital murder in Texas penal code

 

[MajesticLion]

Didn’t someone here call this the fukkery car of choice?

@General Mills

 

[EndDomination]

It wouldn't have mattered if dude was a cop or not
It's still capital murder in Texas penal code

The theory of capital murder, is what I’m looking at, whether it’s (b)(1) or (b)(3), if the former they could potentially argue that there was no awareness that he was a “peace officer,” if the latter then there’s no much of a defense.

 

[Ezekiel 25:17]

Yes their own fam probably turned em in

You wouldn't turn the fam in for $100k cash? We not talking family you know deep down are good

 

[TELL ME YA CHEESIN FAM?]

The theory of capital murder, is what I’m looking at, whether it’s (b)(1) or (b)(3), if the former they could potentially argue that there was no awareness that he was a “peace officer,” if the latter then there’s no much of a defense.

Fam,murder in the commission of a robbery will get you the needle

 

[General Mills]

Didn’t someone here call this the fukkery car of choice?

@General Mills

It’s been my observation that in roughly 80% of the extreme fukkery that happens in the black community a Nissan Altima is always seemingly involved

 

[TaxCollector13459]

Robbery wasn't enough,they just had to shoot the victims, killing one of them (off duty cop)
All this while out on bond too

nikkas caught a body on bond?? and dude was a cop?

yea,its over
@Bigboss

 

[EndDomination]

Fam,murder in the commission of a robbery will get you the needle

That's what (b)(3) is, I know

 

[Neuromancer]

Good. Less trash in the community.