A former District Heights police officer found guilty of shooting a handcuffed and fleeing suspect was sent back to jail with his bond revoked after attempting to attack prosecutors in the courtroom Tuesday.
Johnnie Riley was supposed to be sentenced in Prince George’s County Circuit Court, but after he tried to attack prosecutors during his hearing the sentencing was postponed to Oct. 15. According to the state’s attorney’s office, several sheriff’s deputies had to subdue Riley and the courtroom was cleared. Riley had been out on bond ahead of his sentencing.
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ReplyDeleteCops should not even be in jail: they should be killed. ALL OF THEM.
ReplyDeleteWhat I'm saying does not apply to Police or Peace officers, if indeed there are any to be found.
However, since that thug will be in jail, I'll hope that he'll be dealt with by the other prisoners as he deserves to be.
ANOTHER one of the good cops right...
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