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In bond court Saturday, accused cop shooter David Mejia used his opportunity in front of a judge to vent his frustrations about everything from "crooked cops" to what he referred to as the glorification of George Zimmerman, the man who fatally shot Florida teenager Trayvon Martin in 2012.
As the judge read off Mejia's laundry list of charges, including five attempted murder charges, Mejia took offense to the fact that his charges were non-bondable offenses, CBS Miami reports. |
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| "vent his frustrations" ...more like spew his alibis/excuses...how many warnings about the mental health issues do we need: lynnwood, wa had some zombie woman walk in w/ a shotgun and stare vacantly/vapidly at the wall...the cop apparently felt she was too far gone to be a threat and actually outmanuevered/talked her out of the gun, and she lived to make it to the rubber room/regional center. |
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