what it is. so we have to address notions oaf privacy to amorphous things like data which we know of in concept but can t touch them or think of them like an object. all right. let s talk about the object, the echo. it contains less than 60 seconds of recorded sound in its storage buffer. as new sound is recorded the old is erased so there s no audio record made of what went on in a room where an echo sits. how useful is this eck coy? what value does it bring the table in an investigation like this? admittedly, i m a biased defense attorney but when you think about what they re seeking. they re seeking information on the off chance that somebody said something to the effect of hey, alexa, how do i wash blood out of my jeans or something like that. i m not trying to be glib but that s how much of a deliver of sound we re talking about. so while it s possible there may be some deliver of audio
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slager has to prove that there was some reason. he thought the guy was going to turn thought he had another weapon on him. he has to prove that. if he can t brof that he goes down. that s my point. let s focus on what the actual issue is. did he have the right to pull the trigger. fredricka, may i say something? yes, please. so listen officers receive an inordinate amount of training and the tactics that led up to this shooting were outrageous. had he not pursued a suspect without adequate backup we would not be in this situation. and he understood officer slager when he fired that trigger, he knew absolutely there was no probable cause, there was no immediate defense of life and that is why he created a audio record of he took my taser to try to justify a shooting that was unjustifiable. and he exacerbated that by now going and placing the taser within close proximity to the body to further corroborate this lie that he is formulating and integrity. and telling. that sounds p
dent was also kicked at least twice during his arrest. dent says he spent three days in the hospital, with injuries included broken ribs, an orbital fracture and blood on his brain. they said they found crack cocaine beneath the passenger seat of dent s car. police charged dent with assault, resisting arrest, and possession of cocaine. dent says the drugs were planted. he says the hospital blood test showed no drugs in his system, no weapons were found in his possession, police had no audio record of his alleged threat to kill them, and although the officer who put dent in a choke hold and punched him repeatedly says dent bit him, that officer, william melendez, indicated on the police report that he was not injured and has no official record of having been bitten. melendez has been accused of impropriety in the past. officer melendez, the one seen throwing the punches, is the same officer while working as a detroit police officer in 2003, was charged by the u.s. attorney s office as