Wrongfully Imprisoned for 23 Years, White Sox Employee Gets His Job Back

[froggle]

the part that hit me is...u got young young kids and they like 25 +

there is so much they robbed him of mayne

 

[YakSpiller]

Caught this on E:60 this morning.

This case was crazy.

Dude is getting $200,000 and he's suing the police force for millions.

 

[BigMoneyGrip]

The judge had acknowledged that there was no evidence linking Mr. Coleman to the crime and that he did not have a criminal record, but gave him a life sentence for the murder conviction and a consecutive 30-year sentence for the sexual assault conviction, the court documents show

That judge need to get dealt with in the worse way.. torture the judge and his family

 

[TaxCollector13459]

That judge need to get dealt with in the worse way.. torture the judge and his family

Car battery attached to them fingernails

 

[panopticon]

His settlement should be funded using the pension plans of the cops who got him convicted.

Real talk, this is fukking genius

Align the incentives.
Force cops to weigh the risk to their family's financial security against railroading brehs at the precinct.

Randy! Great to see you! Congratulations on retirement. Just looking through your records here...a 95% clearance rate over your career with the CPD?

Of course! I worked hard for those clearances! To serve and protect!

Great! We're just going to need to double check those against this DNA database we've got before we send you that first pension check. Paperwork, you know how it is

 

[panopticon]

Caught this on E:60 this morning.

This case was crazy.

Dude is getting $200,000 and he's suing the police force for millions.

If that Chicago jury doesn't give him at least $50 million....

 

[MikelArteta]

thank God for DNA

 

[Izanami]

These stories make my blood boil