whatever, and a ricochet bullet went through the door and i understand she died in her mother s arms. that s why i say, reverend al, this is one of the saddest ones we ve dealt with. we ve dealt with real heartbreaking cases but this one here, were doing exactly what burlington coat factory wants you to do, go in the store and shop, hear commotion, they were in the dressing room, trying on christmas dresses and they heard a commotion, dressing room door, her and her mother hugged each other and started praying together and tragically, they heard a loud commotion, she saw smoke, then saw her daughter start to convulse, her body went into convulsions and said she wouldn t wake up, and tragically, she was taken from this earth and it s just
even though english wasn t her native tongue and she made the honor roll. she had a dream of becoming an engineer working in technology to build robots to make the world a better place. she had dreams of going with her father to a los angeles laker game to see lebron james. her most important dream, reverend al, was to become an american citizen and, tragically, that will never happen. now, she was in the dressing room with her mother and there was this altercation outside, a man apparently doing whatever, and a ricochet bullet went through the door and i understand she died in her mother s arms? that s why i say, reverend al, this is one of the saddest ones. i know we ve dealt with heart breaking cases but they were doing exactly what burlington coat factory wants you to do. go in the store and shop.
before christmas, and was hit with a ricochet bullet from the police because the man they came after was unarmed. and it killed her in her mother s arms. i will be there to give a eulogy, words of comfort to the family, to stand with attorney ben crump and his colleagues, and a community of all sides as we say these things have to stop. this young lady was from chile and dreamed of becoming an american citizen. i am going to fight for the dream that america is fair and our policemen not reckless in any community. it s time we stand together and stand no matter what our race, color, or nationality. that s why i will be there. but i go with a heavy heart because today i learned of the passing of one of my dearest friends, one that i admired to the point that i could not describe.
federal court. the felony gun conviction was the only conviction to come out of his trial in november. the jury decided kate steinle s death is the result of a ricochet bullet was an accident. defense filed a motion to get that one conviction dismissed arguing zarate didn t know he had a gun in his hand until it discharged and he tossed it into the bay. the public defender said the judges should have instructed the jurors that it doesn t meet the requirement for conviction. the judge will deny that motion to dismiss today and the defense has promised to appeal. meantime zarate will be soon turned over to u.s. marshals to face new immigration charges. his defense team claim it s no more than a reaction by government officials upset over his acquittal of murder and assault. he will be resulted by civil rights attorney tony sarah, who made a career out of fighting the federal government. according to a statement from