You mean all across America, either you have a corrupt pd, lenient laws or part of a state facilitating guns to crime spree murderers and cartel members
It's not a JOKE❗ The LAWS work perfectly FINE. But the WRONG PEOPLE are placed in positions of power and they are ACTIVISTS who choose to follow their own agenda instead of serving the public
@@omi_god And yet no one really likes their taxes spent on monsters like these. Seriously though Choosing between other important stuff like healthcare or infrastructure Vs. These monsters? For 40 years? Something is definitely wrong with the whole system
This always happens in just about every state in the country. I just saw a reality based crime show on t.v. A man killed a woman in Idaho. Conservative red Idaho! He was sentenced to death. After 25 years in prison, Supreme Court ruled he was too dumb ( low I.Q) to remain in prison so he was released.
He's an old man on a wheelchair he won't do anything physically...BUT he can give orders to someone else because he's a shotcaller and he can do that outside or behind the walls theres no difference.
@@GS-zc4sk they tax us to take away our rights...I live in California and we get taxed for everything to help the homeless and take away our gun rights while criminals get all the freedom
Don't be fooled by white propaganda, everyone deserves a second chance in life. He paid his dues buddy, and maybe one day you'll feel the same about your own kid
He's 75 years old he killed someone and yes he served his the majority of his life in prison. Is he really a threat to society at 75 years old or do u want to keep paying taxes to keep him there 3 meals a day and free health care
@@smurf6901nope, judge's can be corrupt and paid. And the fact that you're gullible enough to continue believing in the system is why all of you are slowly losing your freedoms 🤷. And you're the ones to blame for your ruined country..
You know what else is crazy the fact that he’s an Eme shotcaller. Guy isn’t a law abiding citizen,even in jail. Keep his ass there. He might not be a physical threat , but even in his 70’s a shot Caller like that in the streets IS A Threat
@@lettylopez6657what's B.S is that the man is guilty because of what he is. Because he's a member of a group he didn't lose his civil rights. All Americans have equal rights
On one hand, Gascon is a criminal's best friend. On the other hand, cops and prosecutors will break the law to get convictions. This is all so confusing.
Kinda crazy how if this guy didn't sht a cop, but instead an random bystander, this wouldn't even be on the news, especially with a 7 minute news clip. But since it's a cop, they got real detailed. I've seen the same situation time and time again, where they'll release an evil prisoner after 30+ years and there wasn't much outrage
That's a narrow minded view I have seen longer clips for the opposite of what you say so what's your point white cop kills a black guy gets a lot more than a 7 minute clip good try though with the false narrative
It was self-defense. The cops broke into his house unannounced and without a warrant. Police will lie to get a conviction. I would have voted not guilty.
@@maxsmart8954 but he was just a cop at the time and nothing to do with THIS case, though I’m sure he REALLY wants the guy released. No matter what he says.
Just unbelievable that a criminal of his ilk could be released to continue a life of crime after the murder of a sheriff's deputy!! Gascon is continuing a questionable breech of public responsibility with this charade!!
So I'm guessing entering without a warrant is ok right. I mean if they go into your home and you protect yourself your gnna get charged with life for protecting your life
@@bobby-ob9rg they dont give two fucks about us its only unlawful if we do something but let them puercos step out of fucking line they gon come up with every fucking excuse in the book to set them free or give them as less time as possible cuz they got their fingers tied ..pov.."i cant drop the charges i got to sentence u to something theyre on my ass about this case .-officer- we're on the same team are'nt we ...prosecutor ..jus let me see wat i can do ok i promise itll be a light sentence ... -if that maybe all charges dropped
That’s why I don’t believe in Law and Order!! Because apparently it only matters when it is used against you. When it is time to free you using those same law and orders people fight tooth and nail to keep you in. Even though you are innocent smh. When D.A and prosecutors start following the law then I might regain my faith
The argument might be valid , however, he chose to be a shotcaller. That argument becomes null and void. A person that is trying to prove some other type of defense argument In Court would keep himself out of trouble.Guy isn’t a law abiding citizen,even in jail. Keep his ass there. He might not be a physical threat , but even in his 70’s a shot Caller like that in the streets IS A Threat.
What he's done in prison doesn't mean a damned thing if what put him in prison in the first place is something that he is innocent of. Your take on it isn't "critical thinking" at all. The other guy who commented saying that is sucking up to you because you look good, but I don't care.
The prosecutors should be ethical. So I understand them wanting to show all evidence if it was hidden previously. Convict should not be released. He killed a man in cold blood.
The fact this man lived 40+ years after the murder behind bars is ridiculous whats the point of the death penalty if were going to have them die in the waiting line
I’ll say this about the guy even if the guy gets out he’ll be old to be dangerous the guy is old and useless to do anything he’s on life support and is in a wheelchair.
Everyone saying he can order people to do something needs to understand that if he’s a man with that kind of status then it doesn’t matter where he is he can be in the shu or anywhere in the country and call shots. Where do you think these shots come from? They come from the inside majority of the time just saying
There is no doubt that they did really shady stuff back then to Pin crimes on brown and black folks and win convictions with lies and fails evidence and testimony.
No, Gascon probably wants him released, but has to say something so that the victims families don't lynch him! I would hate to keep an innocent man locked up, however, the victim is still dead and this guy pulled the trigger!
All you ppl are idiots. Doesn’t matter if he’s walking the streets or not. If his word can get things done does it matter he’s incarcerated or walking the streets? He should be set free. Free him now!!!!
You are wrong. I have heard inmates tell others their crimes. Inside, people want to know what others did. Now go away. Willful ignorance is unforgivable.
They are arguing that it was justifiable homicide because the cops did not announce themselves. The guy said he thought he was being robbed by a rival gang.
@@markmorden6107plus plain clothes! That tactic is used to throw the suspect(s) off. Not to add lots of lapd and sherrifs operate like the gang members do. They rob them, set them up, black mail them etc. It's fair game to say the least, Typical cat and mouse game. So it would make sense if he actually thought they were rivals coming to rob him. It has happened countless times here in LA especially with those no knock warrants and guns ah blazing. For the record I dont condone the Activity, but unannounced forced entry is another thing, especially being done in high crime rate areas.
@@markmorden6107 While playing the violent illegal drug game, what he thought doesn't matter. He's wrong. Mr Cop was doing his job. Dealer was caught, made a grave mistake and he knows it. There's no pass card: "Hey I'm just a drug dealer who made an honest mistake that killed an innocent man coming to arrest me"
It makes total sense now. A rival gang makes more sense than a cop...Were they dressed as civilians? If so he killed a covilian trying to break into his house...He is not a cop killer...he is just a killer
Why because he is a brown man? It's not uncommon that white cops and white detectives were in a hurry to win cases by locking up brown and black men who were innocent.
His daughters and family members and the law enforcement community are fighting with the state parole board to keep him in prison. He should not see the outside and should kick the bucket 🪣 while in prison.
Man are you serious, he shot the cop while other cops are present and you can't prove on that alone he did it. Are you serious!!! Incompetent idiots. Letting that man out is a disappointment to his children and disrespectful to all involved.
If the police did wrong, best believe they will find any way possible to say they did everything by the book. They will find someone to inform on them whether its true or not. And most importantly, they will fabricate their story to supposedly show they were totally in the right during the raid. I mean lets be honest, how many times have we seen police do wrong and cover up their mistakes. Perhaps the raid was wrongly executed (might be the wrong word to use). Hence, the man was protecting his home and whatever he had anything. Regular looking cars with regular looking people in plain clothes not announcing they're police🤷🏽♂️My condolences to the officer doing his job but just maybe Gonzalez didn't want to get robbed. Regardless if he was doing wrong, he has a right to defend his home.
@@DOJAx707the pre-textural narrative and fictional story he/she/they/those over there/cysts have playing on repeat in their minds when they face the truth.
As well as the facts. Fact, he shot a cop, not a rival gang member. What you may or may not have thought is irrelevant, because in reality, he murdered a cop. That said, I'm guessing that the defense can't use the 2A "castle doctrine" because the killer is either ineligible because he is a felon or some other reason.
He’s a killer. Period. Intelligent justice is to keep him there for the rest of his life for what he did. But we have stupid people in authority in this new world today so you get this….. smh
If that prosecutors had an ethical obligation to turn that stuff over? Then they should be charged now, and put in prison themselves for violating their oath, and violating the law.
You do understand that there was several police present during the raid when it happened and the first man through the door saw him with the shutgun in his hands and saw him shoot the second man through the door on entry. So the jailhouse informant isn't needed at any instance to prove he committed the act.
The justice system In cali is a fucking joke !
Man shut up if you thought a rival gang member raid your house what would you do? Your a NERD
You mean all across America, either you have a corrupt pd, lenient laws or part of a state facilitating guns to crime spree murderers and cartel members
Nah all of the USA. They protect child molesters out here. But they go way out the way to get somebody who killed a cop. 😂 pathetic.
They hid evidence what if he literally thought it was the rivals coming for him I mean??
It's not a JOKE❗
The LAWS work perfectly FINE.
But the WRONG PEOPLE are placed in positions of power and they are ACTIVISTS who choose to follow their own agenda instead of serving the public
this is why you dont raid a house in plain clothes
You really think the Mexican Mafia cares what you are wearing? You must not know these people.
Or maybe don't run in the house after you see the cops pulling up?
@@steveo251972or maybe put a badge on
@@steveo251972 You don't know that to be the truth. The prosecution and police are always doing shady crap with evidence and other stuff.
@@steveo251972he didn't see the cops coming though. He was inside the house. No one proved he saw them
How is it possible to be on death row for over 40 years and not be executed wtf
Apparently all convicted killers are assumed innocent, according to the US criminal justice system. Emphasis on criminal justice.
@@omi_godwhat a tax scam.
@@omi_god And yet no one really likes their taxes spent on monsters like these. Seriously though Choosing between other important stuff like healthcare or infrastructure Vs. These monsters? For 40 years? Something is definitely wrong with the whole system
@@bobbymoss6160sad
Because a court ruling said a doctor must pull the plug. No Doc wants to do that ,
George Gascon is not a prosecutor, he's a facilitator.
When criminals run the government. This is what you get.
I don't like him, but in this instance, at least he IS playing by the rules.
Shocker
This always happens in just about every state in the country. I just saw a reality based crime show on t.v. A man killed a woman in Idaho. Conservative red Idaho! He was sentenced to death. After 25 years in prison, Supreme Court ruled he was too dumb ( low I.Q) to remain in prison so he was released.
How are you going to blame a man for following the law?
Gascon is a criminal defense attorney
This man hasn’t changed, he’s had the same stash this whole time.
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Gascon went looking for a reason to let this guy off. He’s bought and paid for.
@@omi_godhe’s beyond misinformed. He doesn’t pay attention
@@miguelangelrodriguez8999 Some people are just plain stupid
Sure, QANON sheep. 🤡
Jason the man is also jason the brain dead. Watch the video again in slow motion.
@@omi_god Lol you lemming. That’s what he wants you to believe.
So he was watering his lawn while expecting the cops to pull up? Yeah right. The cops messed up.
Gascon "plays by the rules" when it applies to dangerous criminals being let "out", but not when putting them "in."
think about it ?
They literally said gascon wants him to stay in jail.
@@Itsaniceday...2he just heard what he wants 😂
So you'd do anything for a conviction regardless of innocence or guilt? Sounds about right for your kind in this country
If the prosecutors “played by the rules” and the law, then this wouldn’t be an issue now.
He's an old man on a wheelchair he won't do anything physically...BUT he can give orders to someone else because he's a shotcaller and he can do that outside or behind the walls theres no difference.
Yup
$ettlement.
Courtesy of the tax payers
@@GS-zc4sk they tax us to take away our rights...I live in California and we get taxed for everything to help the homeless and take away our gun rights while criminals get all the freedom
Yep people in the Italian mafia did just that in the USA for almost a century.
Don't be fooled by white propaganda, everyone deserves a second chance in life. He paid his dues buddy, and maybe one day you'll feel the same about your own kid
That defense attorney is a real piece of work. This guy had no "best" in his life. He wasn't robbed of anything.
America sure loves to favor the criminals!
Ummm you're taking his words out of context!!!!
@@newvibes789 That’s what people do on UA-cam. You haven’t noticed?
He's 75 years old he killed someone and yes he served his the majority of his life in prison. Is he really a threat to society at 75 years old or do u want to keep paying taxes to keep him there 3 meals a day and free health care
@@wachirarisky4284believe me, if you work and whether he stays in prison or not you will not notice a difference on your paycheck. Dont worry
This is the problem with past corruption in L.A county , it bites us in the ass later.
People are too stupid to understand this even though they watch a lot of television.
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He a reformed man now
@@geethanggg probably not but that doesn’t mean the government should get a pass for their corruption and violations of the Constitution
@@gabrielchavez6457 exactly, but they did because Congress didn't have the the will to hold them accountable.
But he was right, they were from a rival gang coming for him.
Haaa, fr
Facts
Stop it.. this man is a low life murderer
I mean why were the cops in plain clothes??? I agree
And the inmates is still human and @valetudo1569
Him spending the "best" part of his life in prison saved countless lives
Lives that were taken later by a white male, whats the difference 😂
Absolutly.
The question is what happened to the list of people names that were Epstein's island 🏝️
Imagine how many lives would be saved if cops weren't afraid of one another, and society.
They still call shots behind them fence lines 😂😂😂 prison gives em more authority and pull 😂😂😂
Some one being on death row for 40 years is a crime in and of itself!!
My dad would never be a cop
Gascon is a piece of work. Not enough to not arrest them at all, now he’s turning the lifers loose.
It's the laws that need work....not judges
I didn't see anything in the report that said he's turning life free. He said he will fight to keep him locked up.
@@smurf6901nope, judge's can be corrupt and paid.
And the fact that you're gullible enough to continue believing in the system is why all of you are slowly losing your freedoms 🤷.
And you're the ones to blame for your ruined country..
no knock warrants are BS, and so is an inmate's testimony claiming that you confessed to them.
You know what else is crazy the fact that he’s an Eme shotcaller. Guy isn’t a law abiding citizen,even in jail. Keep his ass there. He might not be a physical threat , but even in his 70’s a shot
Caller like that in the streets IS A Threat
Kind of like Trump inciting the January 6th riots
@@sjsharks2106what does trump has to do with this?
@@lettylopez6657what's B.S is that the man is guilty because of what he is. Because he's a member of a group he didn't lose his civil rights. All Americans have equal rights
No one pay attention to her she’s just a nobody. She’s responding on every single comment that feels different.
On one hand, Gascon is a criminal's best friend.
On the other hand, cops and prosecutors will break the law to get convictions.
This is all so confusing.
HAHAHA its the pot calling the kettle black!
Kinda crazy how if this guy didn't sht a cop, but instead an random bystander, this wouldn't even be on the news, especially with a 7 minute news clip. But since it's a cop, they got real detailed.
I've seen the same situation time and time again, where they'll release an evil prisoner after 30+ years and there wasn't much outrage
That's a narrow minded view I have seen longer clips for the opposite of what you say so what's your point white cop kills a black guy gets a lot more than a 7 minute clip good try though with the false narrative
Kinda Stoopid comment is that?
You sound as dumb as you would look inbred
It was self-defense. The cops broke into his house unannounced and without a warrant. Police will lie to get a conviction. I would have voted not guilty.
Yal all white huh? Live in a nice place huh?
that mustache go crazy lol
Yup, that’s a I don’t give a F mustache.
Self defense I remember how corrupt cops were back then
start by investigating how the drugs get in the jail? the officials are corrupt...
IN THEIR BOOTY HOLES YOU lDIOT
Yes, 👊
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Evil man he killed him and if he walks it’s on Gaston.
How the hell did L.A. not vote on recalling Gascon? Idk who's more dangerous 76 yr old Gonzalez or George Gascon?? I think Gascon!
Wait until you find out about Clifton Collins Jr and his entire family's ties to the FBI
How!? 😂
LA is infested
@@elrealamericanhero Infested with clueless morons! 😂😂😂
@@omi_god Are you a Democrat?
@@omi_god Hello??????
He needs to be put back in jail for the size of his nose alone
Somebody had to say it 🤣🤣🤣🤣 it's funny cause it's true.
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I'd say that yo Samitty Sam mustache
Hell of a brocha
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Mafioso brocha !!
A panocha with a brocha 😅
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Foo got game 💯🇲🇽
Public defender as a prosecutor what can go wrong
Objectively speaking not Gascon’s fault but the fault of past corruption within the LAPD.
The LaPd was not involved in this case. This was the sherrifs department.
GASCON was LAPD …
@@maxsmart8954 but he was just a cop at the time and nothing to do with THIS case, though I’m sure he REALLY wants the guy released. No matter what he says.
@@pvpat92 actually he was an assistant chief
@Jthedetailer31 never mind little to deep for you I get it. Have a good one!!
You shoud not beleive 100% of this. Their are 2 sides of every story. This is normal for a chicano to get oppressed by the system.
Just unbelievable that a criminal of his ilk could be released to continue a life of crime after the murder of a sheriff's deputy!! Gascon is continuing a questionable breech of public responsibility with this charade!!
So the DA should hide evidence ?
So I'm guessing entering without a warrant is ok right. I mean if they go into your home and you protect yourself your gnna get charged with life for protecting your life
@@bobby-ob9rg they dont give two fucks about us its only unlawful if we do something but let them puercos step out of fucking line they gon come up with every fucking excuse in the book to set them free or give them as less time as possible cuz they got their fingers tied ..pov.."i cant drop the charges i got to sentence u to something theyre on my ass about this case .-officer- we're on the same team are'nt we ...prosecutor ..jus let me see wat i can do ok i promise itll be a light sentence ... -if that maybe all charges dropped
This countrys a joke
And yet you would criticize him if he withheld evidence from a case.
That’s why I don’t believe in Law and Order!! Because apparently it only matters when it is used against you. When it is time to free you using those same law and orders people fight tooth and nail to keep you in. Even though you are innocent smh. When D.A and prosecutors start following the law then I might regain my faith
The argument might be valid , however, he chose to be a shotcaller. That argument becomes null and void. A person that is trying to prove some other type of defense argument In Court would keep himself out of trouble.Guy isn’t a law abiding citizen,even in jail. Keep his ass there. He might not be a physical threat , but even in his 70’s a shot
Caller like that in the streets IS A Threat.
Now that’s critical thinking right here! I love you for that 😂
@@FBLA605 😂
@@lettylopez6657 But seriously, people don’t use their brains these days. A very refreshing comment 🤗
@@FBLA605stop simping
What he's done in prison doesn't mean a damned thing if what put him in prison in the first place is something that he is innocent of.
Your take on it isn't "critical thinking" at all.
The other guy who commented saying that is sucking up to you because you look good, but I don't care.
The prosecutors should be ethical. So I understand them wanting to show all evidence if it was hidden previously. Convict should not be released. He killed a man in cold blood.
@@omi_god😂🤣😅 so you think a drug dealer is going to call the cop's 😂🤣😅😆 and say someone stole my heroine 😂🤣😅😂 you sound smarter quiet.
@@omi_god do you do much reading? If so you fooled the world.
@@omi_god reading yes but don't talk you expose your really really low IQ
Don’t run up on someone’s property and u won’t get shot what do u expect
You cannot enforce the rules if you are breaking the rules.
The system always wants criminals to have a chance back on the streets no matter what the criminal did.
It’s a big business and money acquisition knowing that more than likely they will be back
@@iLL_Eaglez what originally started out as punishment has now turned into a money making business for profits.
Free him till they free him
That's what happens when you have all the tools to prosecute and you still cheat to get a conviction.
They’re openly hiding advance that can free him 😂😂😂
@@omi_godthe testimony was from a rat
*evidence
@@chevellebelair1402ow no a rat...lol .. a loser who tells on other losers like you
The fact this man lived 40+ years after the murder behind bars is ridiculous whats the point of the death penalty if were going to have them die in the waiting line
I’ll say this about the guy even if the guy gets out he’ll be old to be dangerous the guy is old and useless to do anything he’s on life support and is in a wheelchair.
Really? Because it seems like when you are old, you have nothing to lose!
@@jaminova_1969stop being a weenie
@@omi_godmisinformed and a miserable Karen so it seems there’s a lot of those now in days very very hateful little creatures
As long as his voice is working he can still call shots.
That’s what happens when you don’t knock. Cops brought this on themselves.
Right
Gonzalez took his own “best years” of his life.
Everyone saying he can order people to do something needs to understand that if he’s a man with that kind of status then it doesn’t matter where he is he can be in the shu or anywhere in the country and call shots. Where do you think these shots come from? They come from the inside majority of the time just saying
Absolutely, and people glorify this. Instead of glorifying Jesus.
Or maybe the gang members in the department wanted guero gone and used homeboys on the street to do it
There is no doubt that they did really shady stuff back then to Pin crimes on brown and black folks and win convictions with lies and fails evidence and testimony.
Close the borders.
He's part of the Mexican mafia not actually from Mexico the country ya genious.... 🤦🏽♂️
@@DixiecratDemocrat Ohhh.... you seen his papers.
@@malachi- Why would they release him here if he was Mexican? Especially aftet a murder. Genious! 🤦🏽♂️
@@DixiecratDemocrat Learn how to spell genius you idiot
@@DixiecratDemocratCLOSE THE BOARDERS ‼️
I CAN ONLY IMAGINE WHAT THOSE COPS DID TO HIM WHILE HE WAS IN THE COUNTY JAIL… LET THAT MAN FREEEE
He’s reformed now bro.
This isnt 1979 this old con wont last a minute in todays world
Gascon actually wants to keep him in prison? Wow! The heat is probably getting to him.
Hes a Liar. He just wants to change the equation on his record. Hes still a POS Soros DA.
No, Gascon probably wants him released, but has to say something so that the victims families don't lynch him! I would hate to keep an innocent man locked up, however, the victim is still dead and this guy pulled the trigger!
he only defends paedos and predators
Doesnt matter if he's old and on a wheelchair, his word of mouth can posed a threat to others.
Lol word like Breaking Bad..ding ding
My thoughts exactly 💯
is thinking a crime = your stupid reasoning !
Got your IP FOO
All you ppl are idiots. Doesn’t matter if he’s walking the streets or not. If his word can get things done does it matter he’s incarcerated or walking the streets? He should be set free. Free him now!!!!
This man was home.. he has the right to protect himself and his property doesnt matter who he is..😮
Except for he was engaged in illegal activities... The cops announced themselves. Nice try, though.
@@defenderoftheweak8989 that's something a sophisticated burglar would say
@@youdontKnowshhs LOL! Right. I guess the facts are not relevant to you.
Just another example of why plain clothes cops have NO BUSINESS CONDUCTING NO KNOCK WARRANT RAIDS...
Don't do the crime if you can't do the time
Dont get involved A...
He isn't saying he didn't kill the cop
Bryan you sound like you have daddy issues
Everyone knows that jailhouse informants are a joke. 😂
You are wrong. I have heard inmates tell others their crimes. Inside, people want to know what others did. Now go away. Willful ignorance is unforgivable.
Most inmates love to brag, or let it be known that they smoked someone.
@@reymondjames1726 Yet many cases with false jailhouse confessions have been reversed, clown. 😂
Go back to the rock you crawled from.
@@maxahissou7574 This may be a case of the convicted admitting to killing someone intentionally in self defense:
@@princegroove People have been convicted for self defense. But self defense killing is usually not charged.
Doesn't matter who he thought the victim was, he murdered a human being. 😢
They are arguing that it was justifiable homicide because the cops did not announce themselves. The guy said he thought he was being robbed by a rival gang.
@@markmorden6107plus plain clothes! That tactic is used to throw the suspect(s) off. Not to add lots of lapd and sherrifs operate like the gang members do. They rob them, set them up, black mail them etc. It's fair game to say the least, Typical cat and mouse game. So it would make sense if he actually thought they were rivals coming to rob him. It has happened countless times here in LA especially with those no knock warrants and guns ah blazing. For the record I dont condone the Activity, but unannounced forced entry is another thing, especially being done in high crime rate areas.
@@markmorden6107He was outside watering the grass and ran inside once he saw the narc cars.
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While playing the violent illegal drug game, what he thought doesn't matter. He's wrong.
Mr Cop was doing his job. Dealer was caught, made a grave mistake and he knows it.
There's no pass card: "Hey I'm just a drug dealer who made an honest mistake that killed an innocent man coming to arrest me"
@@GS-zc4sk rules are rules. Good cops don't break the rules. Only criminals and dirty cops break the rules.
Free Jesse Gonzalez!!
That man could hide a gatling gun in that moustache, no wonder they locked him up
It makes total sense now. A rival gang makes more sense than a cop...Were they dressed as civilians? If so he killed a covilian trying to break into his house...He is not a cop killer...he is just a killer
Wow , your just a idiot huh
Sheriffs have a bad reputation for being not always doing things by the book. The man probably thought it was a rival gang breaking into his house.
this is what happens when cops are plain clothed rushing into a house ,and now he may get out because they are corrupt
I doubt the Jail House Snitch. Blessings to the deceased family.
Why because he is a brown man? It's not uncommon that white cops and white detectives were in a hurry to win cases by locking up brown and black men who were innocent.
Informants are never to be trusted.
They are self serving
Your Family😂
Isn't there a audio recordings of the interaction taken. Usually there is when being integrated specially if he's a high profiler.
It's all politics in jail
Rip Jack Williams. Thank you for your service 🇺🇸
His daughters and family members and the law enforcement community are fighting with the state parole board to keep him in prison. He should not see the outside and should kick the bucket 🪣 while in prison.
He was dirty
Yet they executed Tookie Williams who had no affiliation to prison gangs
I dont see what prison gangs have to do with it? Tookie was also a gang member
@andy-ty6gv, I was gonna say the same thing, they executed tookie, and after come to find out he didn't even commit the crime they alleged him to do.
@@LC-xn4dp yeah but he was not with prison gangs ! This dude was a gangster and Eme. How is it dude get out but they executed tookie
@@Andy-ty6gv So because this guy ran with a prison gang that makes him worse??? Tookie was a crip in jail for murder they are both gang members
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He looks like the aged version of the leader of the Mexican vatos in the kitchen scene of “Training Day”.
He is a made man actually. So it would go beyond him being a leader of a gang. If he were let free he can actually establish rules and orders.
Greasy Newsom wants him released immediately
Gascon talking about ethics is rich
Is shotgun murder more serious than a pistol murder?
Amount of Damage to the body, maybe
When I heard Gascon, I knew the criminal will be free
If not then Gavin Newsom will either pardon him or commute his time to time served.
I love vintage pictures.. that looked so sick. Especially how they dressed .. the wood paneling.. the tile..old school car
First of all, Gascone should be removed from office. Total disgrace. Second, why was this Gonzalez on death row since the 80's and still alive?
Gascon should be removed from office and promoted to LA’s mayor 🏆
They should never let this guy out
Man are you serious, he shot the cop while other cops are present and you can't prove on that alone he did it. Are you serious!!! Incompetent idiots. Letting that man out is a disappointment to his children and disrespectful to all involved.
If the police did wrong, best believe they will find any way possible to say they did everything by the book. They will find someone to inform on them whether its true or not. And most importantly, they will fabricate their story to supposedly show they were totally in the right during the raid. I mean lets be honest, how many times have we seen police do wrong and cover up their mistakes. Perhaps the raid was wrongly executed (might be the wrong word to use). Hence, the man was protecting his home and whatever he had anything. Regular looking cars with regular looking people in plain clothes not announcing they're police🤷🏽♂️My condolences to the officer doing his job but just maybe Gonzalez didn't want to get robbed. Regardless if he was doing wrong, he has a right to defend his home.
And how's that informants life been after all this? Did he change his life, go back to drugs,or ever been arrested again?
Free that man
Are justice and revenge the same thing?
In this case, yes.
No.
I like how the firearm is in the back pocket
District attorney withholding information that could prove the innocence of a man? Sounds legit
What part of the story said he was innocent?
@@omi_godcriminal might get released in CA right on par
Durr hurr
Not innocence.
@@DOJAx707the pre-textural narrative and fictional story he/she/they/those over there/cysts have playing on repeat in their minds when they face the truth.
Free Gonzalez he paid his debt to society
He's DEFINITELY guilty of having a seriously bad ass mustache!
Isn’tit super cool how prosecutors get to hide evidence and then they never go to jail for violating the defendants civil rights?
Yeah, super cool.
kind of feel the whole lights and sirens rules out a rival gang trying to come get you.
There’s no lights and sirens on a drug raid. Where have you been? Lol.
As well as the facts. Fact, he shot a cop, not a rival gang member. What you may or may not have thought is irrelevant, because in reality, he murdered a cop. That said, I'm guessing that the defense can't use the 2A "castle doctrine" because the killer is either ineligible because he is a felon or some other reason.
If this guy is a confirmed gang member and validated Mexican Mafia member releasing him should be out of the question.
He should be 6 feet under
He’s a killer. Period. Intelligent justice is to keep him there for the rest of his life for what he did. But we have stupid people in authority in this new world today so you get this….. smh
He was defending his Castle no matter how you see it.
Yall release pedos and killers all the time. This guy im not to worried about tho
Sounds like you broke into a mans house and got what you got ... Its 40yrs ago let him go
@@omi_god 🤣 nope I heard about it that's why I said SOUNDS like..
It's California... what else you guys expect.
Free Jesse Gonzalez NOW 🙌🏻
No prosecutors follow the rules!!
Wow it's crazy how ordinary people get to sentence ordinary people based on their opinions
Hey alright ABC7! Way to be an asset to your community, a judge dismissed his claims today and said he will remain in prison. Keep up the great work!
If that prosecutors had an ethical obligation to turn that stuff over? Then they should be charged now, and put in prison themselves for violating their oath, and violating the law.
They make excuses for human detritus
i hope this guy gets out of prison.
Let him Free, i bet he was set up.
Everyone deserves a fair trial. That's what this constitution is based upon. If the government messed up, they screwed up.
You do understand that there was several police present during the raid when it happened and the first man through the door saw him with the shutgun in his hands and saw him shoot the second man through the door on entry. So the jailhouse informant isn't needed at any instance to prove he committed the act.
Free Jessie G.
Free Gonzalez
Free that man!!💯💪🏽
He knew who they were with red and blue lights