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It happened saying robert bowers, the defendant, emotionless ticked through each one of the 63 federal charges, and after the primary capital offense charge was read and bowers found guilty, then a little break in the room in that our producer says you could hear some sniffles in the crowd. remember, family and survivors have been in the court just about every day watching this trial from the start. of course, in the courtroom as that verdict came down. that s really what it was like inside the courtroom. i want to talk a little more about these charges themselves. like you said, 63 federal charges. 22 of them capital offenses and the primary one was obstruction of free exercise of religious beliefs resulting in death. the second was use of discharge of a firearm to commit murder during relation to a crime of violence s i bring that up to illustrate exactly why robert bowers was on trial for those particular offenses and really those two issues are what the prosecution tried to hone in
OneRobert-bowersChargesCapital-offenseEmotionlessBreakRoom63MoreClinical-trialCourtroomCourtTheir records to try to fix whatever the problem is. and then we see them when they don t. look, it s hard for a citizen and parent to there d be any reason this officer would shoot this child. it s hard to imagine. but if you have one tell me what it is. and every day that body cam footage doesn t come out and it s been multiple days, that tells me you have no reason. and by the way, being scared, he came around the corner, not a reason to shoot someone. i think we ve gotten so off topic the incident on the new york subway, someone was being threatening. okay, that s not a capital offense. i m scared by a little boy, a 4 10 coming around the corner? that s not an excuse. someone came around the corner at me so i shot them, we wouldn t let that stand, that person would go to jail. the threshold for a police officer has to be higher, not lower than for a regular citizen. and by the way the report came in there were children in the house part of a disturbance, and if you are a police
OfficerReasonProblemChildRecordsParentCitizenOneDoesn-tSomeoneWayCornerArticles that this man was killed for $14. he killed for poverty. i think that s a dodge. he was killed because of, because he was trying to steal an atmosphere of rampant lawlessness. not a capital offense. but the idea that there s a right to steal, the stopping people from stealing in stores is itself acceptable has nothing to do, same idea as leaving alone these open air drug markets. here s one winner probably be more conservative that some of my friends here, having written new york city. anarchy is one of the founding fathers understood leads to tyranny. of there s an absolute abandonment of enforcing laws, you have civic disorder, you have violent, that creates conditions that end up with incidents like this. do you think this person s death is gonna start stop next shoplifter? possibly. because i think people often. twice what do you think, earl? no. it won t. people don t try to steal $14 worth of stuff or make idle
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