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Book Tour: Masked Demon Series
Book Tour: Masked Demon Series
#BookTour #MaskedDemonSeries #NightfallAndTheMaskedDemon #MidnightAndTheMaskedDemon #DaybreakAndTheMaskedDemon Nightfall and the Masked Demon Masked Demon Series Book 1 by Richard Combs Genre: Mystery. Thriller Young Navajo women are murdered and butchered in drug-crazed rituals. The evidence points back to ghastly rituals performed by a satanic cult years earlier. The FBI and Navajo Police…
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Ex-Police Chief Given One Year House Arrest Instead Of 30 Years In Prison For Killing Unarmed Black Man
Ex-Police Chief Given One Year House Arrest Instead Of 30 Years In Prison For Killing Unarmed Black Man
A small town police chief in South Carolina was given a comfy little slap on the wrist after gunning down an unarmed black man. There was a time when it was possible that 38-year-old Richard Combs might face 30 years in prison for murdering 54-year-old Bernard Bailey in 2011. Instead, he’ll serve just one year of home detention and five years of probation. Eutawville, South Carolina is so tiny…
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White police chief who fatally shot black man sentenced to home confinement
White police chief who fatally shot black man sentenced to home confinement
A white former police chief will have to spend a year under home detention but won’t have to serve any prison time in the 2011 shooting death of Bernard Bailey, an unarmed black man. This is #BernardBailey – a great man to his church & his family. Was unarmed & non-violent when killed by SC policepic.twitter.com/bKv9N8VNDJ — Shaun King (@ShaunKing) September 1, 2015 Prosecutors agreed Tuesday to…
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Indicting a police officer is uncommon occurrence
NEW YORK At leest 400 folk air killt by pleece officers n' t'Unitid States ever year, an' wile t'circumstances o'each case air differnt, one thang remuns constant: N' onlee a han'fil o'instances do gran juries issue un indictment, concludyun' at t'offic'r has committid a crime. ...
OMG - White South Caroline Cop Indicted in Shooting Death of Black Man - Video
OMG – White South Caroline Cop Indicted in Shooting Death of Black Man – Video
Now this is something you probably haven’t heard in, like forever! On Wednesday, the same day a New York grand jury refused to hold police accountable in the choking death of Eric Garner, another grand jury in South Carolina brought charges against a white cop who shot and kill a black man in 2011!
I am totally shocked!
Richard Combs worked in Eutawville when 54-year-old Bernard Bailey came to…
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New Post has been published on The Rakyat Post
New Post has been published on http://www.therakyatpost.com/world/2014/12/05/white-ex-cop-charged-killing-black-man-us/
White ex-cop charged in killing of black man in US
ORANGEBURG, Dec 5, 2014:
A white former police chief here was indicted on murder charges in the 2011 shooting death of an unarmed black man after an argument, a case that instantly drew comparisons to the Ferguson shooting and the choke-hold death in New York.
The indictment of Richard Combs, the former chief and sole officer in the small town of Eutawville, was released on Thursday. He faces 30 years to life in prison if convicted in the death of Bernard Bailey.
Combs’ lawyer accused prosecutors of taking advantage of national outrage toward police and the justice system to get the indictment.
“He’s trying to make it racial because his timing is perfect,” lawyer John O’Leary said.
“He’s got all the national issues going on, so they want to drag him in and say, look what a great community we are here, because we’re going to put a police officer who was doing his job in jail for 30 years. That’s wrong. That’s completely wrong.”
Prosecutor David Pascoe said he had always planned to seek a murder charge if a judge threw out the former chief’s “stand your ground” self-defence claim, which happened last month.
Combs, 38, had previously been charged with misconduct in office for the shooting. He had faced up to 10 years in prison.
The indictment is one of three this year for white officers in the shootings of unarmed black men in South Carolina, which has a dark and painful past of civil rights violence.
The shooting happened in May 2011. Bailey’s daughter received a traffic ticket from the chief for a broken taillight and called her father to the scene.
Bailey and Combs argued, but eventually went their separate ways. The police chief got an arrest warrant for Bailey for obstruction. A few days later, Bailey went to Town Hall to argue about his daughter’s ticket. When he showed up, the chief tried to arrest Baile.
Prosecutors said Bailey marched back to his truck, and Combs tried to get inside to turn off the ignition. The two fought, and Combs shot Bailey, 54, twice in the chest.
Combs said he was tangled in Bailey’s steering wheel and feared for his life if Bailey drove away. Last month, a judge threw out his self-defence claim and ruled Combs should have let Bailey leave.
In March 2013, the Justice Department cleared Combs. Pascoe announced he would begin his own investigation and in August last year, a grand jury indicted Combs on the misconduct charge.
Combs’ trial on the misconduct charge had been set to start next week, but after the murder indictment, a judge delayed it until at least January.
Combs’ bail was set at US$150,000 (RM518,000). He is unemployed. He was placed on leave after the shooting, and the town let him go six months later.
A grand jury in Staten Island shocked the nation Wednesday by failing to indict white NYPD Officer Daniel Pantaleo for choking unarmed black man Eric Garner to death in a banned chokehold — an incident caught on video by a bystander. On the same day in South Carolina, the opposite occurred. A grand jury in Orangeburg indicted Richard Combs, the white former police chief of Eutawville, for shooting and killing unarmed black man Bernard Bailey during a dispute over a traffic ticket. Bailey apparently went to the town hall to contest a traffic ticket his daughter had received in May 2011. What happened next was a nightmare.
It turns out a white cop can in fact be indicted for killing an unarmed black man
White Cop Indicted for Murder of Unarmed Black Man in South Carolina
White Cop Indicted for Murder of Unarmed Black Man in South Carolina
In a story that hasn’t gotten a lot of attention, a white South Carolina police officer was indicted for the murder of an unarmed black man on Wednesday.
Richard Combs
According to the New York Post, Richard Combs was the chief of the Eutawville Police when 54-year-old Bernard Baily went to the Town Hall to argue over his daughter’s broken tail light ticket. The two men got into a physical…
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