So, do you think they will indict this one?

[ellenrr]

--- the cop who murdered Akai Gurley.

[shraby]

1. No.

Edited to add.
If they wanted him tried, they would have charged him and put him on trial.

[avebury]

2. Wile they should, I would not hold my

breath.

If they fail to indict, prosecute and secure a guilty verdict on this guy, they will have only themselves to blame for the inevitable fallout.

[bemildred]

3. Not a chance. nt

[olddots]

4. No

It isn't that the good have lost its that the bad guys have stolen the power and it will be a monumental backfire on thier turd maggot existences .

[ellenrr]

5. they might think it is time to indict, and if so, this guy was a rookie cop, so without much juice.

Interesting that in So Carolina, 4, I believe that is the number, cops have been indicted.

[HereSince1628]

6. All he has to say is "I felt endangered", it's much better than Alacadabra

[yeoman6987]

7. Gosh there are so many that I can't place this case

We need to change this. It is becoming an epidemic.

[ScreamingMeemie]

8. .

http://www.nydailynews.com/new-york/brooklyn/exclusive-texted-union-rep-akai-gurley-lay-dying-article-1.2034219

[yeoman6987]

10. Thank you

Ugh! Accidental shooting....sure. The lights were off in the public housing after they requested to be fixed months ago...then after the shooting they were fixed?

[ScreamingMeemie]

13. You're welcome.

And it's horrifying how people who live in public housing are treated.

Those cops had no business being there either.

[Marrah_G]

9. No

[SummerSnow]

11. No, he'll just go through " retraining"

[alcibiades_mystery]

12. In Kings County? Maybe. For Involuntary Manslaughter, maybe. Reckless Indifference

They had no chance with the DA and Grand Jury in Richmond County.

[CBGLuthier]

14. Yes, but he will be either found guilty of a very minor offense or acquitted altogether

He will serve no time but will lose his job as if that somehow makes it all better.

[ManiacJoe]

15. Gurley was not murdered.

He was hit by a stray round from a negligent discharge.

The DA could try for manslaughter; maybe he gets it, maybe not.

If the cop stays on the job, he certainly needs a training refresher on the proper handling of firearms.