Posted on Sep 14, 2018
Lawyer for Dallas man shot in home by police slams attempt to 'smear' victim
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"Investigators said in a search warrant of the apartment of Botham Jean, 26, that they were looking for “any contraband, such as narcotics, and other items that may have been used in criminal offenses.” Investigators later said in a court document that they found 10.4 grams of marijuana during Saturday's search.
Civil rights attorney Lee Merritt said Thursday the search shows that police want to besmirch Jean, who worked in risk assurance at PricewaterhouseCoopers and was a graduate of a private Christian university."
--- Oh no they found marijuana in his home...and? What does that have to do with the investigation of a cop who shot an unarmed man in his home? I'm not surprised they are trying to discredit the victim. Why haven't they investigated her home? Oh and she had $30,000 to bail herself out that's nice. She's out there free after she murdered someone. I don't care what anyone has to say this story as more comes out just reeks of negligence and malice on her part. No way she didn't realize that it wasn't her apartment.
Civil rights attorney Lee Merritt said Thursday the search shows that police want to besmirch Jean, who worked in risk assurance at PricewaterhouseCoopers and was a graduate of a private Christian university."
--- Oh no they found marijuana in his home...and? What does that have to do with the investigation of a cop who shot an unarmed man in his home? I'm not surprised they are trying to discredit the victim. Why haven't they investigated her home? Oh and she had $30,000 to bail herself out that's nice. She's out there free after she murdered someone. I don't care what anyone has to say this story as more comes out just reeks of negligence and malice on her part. No way she didn't realize that it wasn't her apartment.
Lawyer for Dallas man shot in home by police slams attempt to 'smear' victim
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So he gets shot and killed by a police officer in his own home without cause and now a search is being conducted at his residence? This does not pass the smell test.
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SFC Kelly Fuerhoff
Exactly. And they haven't searched her home according to his lawyer.
Also - she said the door was ajar - but his lawyer said the doors automatically shut on the apartments.
Three people nearby heard shouting and banging on the door.
His lawyer and the police say that these two did not know each other and weren't dating so that makes it even more curious as to why she went there.
I don't buy this "she thought it was her apartment." Yeah I walked into the wrong apartment once at my old place - immediately knew it wasn't mine by the set up.
My ex husband one time came home drunk and was confused why the key wouldn't work on the door. (We were still married at this time). He then realized he was at the wrong building. Right letter on the door - wrong building. But didn't bang on the door or try to get in although he said he thought "did she change the locks?"
This whole case just has stink all over it. This is what makes it hard for good cops to get their job done when you have cops like her doing dirty.
Also - she said the door was ajar - but his lawyer said the doors automatically shut on the apartments.
Three people nearby heard shouting and banging on the door.
His lawyer and the police say that these two did not know each other and weren't dating so that makes it even more curious as to why she went there.
I don't buy this "she thought it was her apartment." Yeah I walked into the wrong apartment once at my old place - immediately knew it wasn't mine by the set up.
My ex husband one time came home drunk and was confused why the key wouldn't work on the door. (We were still married at this time). He then realized he was at the wrong building. Right letter on the door - wrong building. But didn't bang on the door or try to get in although he said he thought "did she change the locks?"
This whole case just has stink all over it. This is what makes it hard for good cops to get their job done when you have cops like her doing dirty.
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I agree, this is BS and only intended to make an innocent victim of a murder look bad in the public eye because of who shot him, a Dallas cop. If he had been shot by a criminal it is unlikely any effort to search his home for contraband would have been made. What was the basis for the warrant to search for drugs? He was under no suspicion of anything, he was the victim in a bad police shooting. This is only making the police department look bad.
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