How does a police officer or anyone else murder someone without touching them or discharging a firearm, driving at 25 MPH, four-car-lengths behind. Police officers tried to make an investigatory stop, had reasonable suspicion to do so. Judge precluded jury from hearing evidence of gang activity & other evidence. Official cause of accident: failure to yield right of way by a person who had multiple drugs in his system, was speeding, resulting nning red lights, driving wrong way & on sidewalk. #FACTS
Thank god for people like @mrddmia and @Kellen_Dwyer that stand with our police. Officer Sutton’s case was nothing but a political prosecution and a gross miscarriage of justice. 🙏
I'm very proud I helped secure the presidential pardons of D.C. Police Officers Terence Sutton and Andrew Zabavsky.
They've never been my clients.
I don't do paid pardon work.
I've never met them.
I've never even communicated with them.
I didn't receive a penny.
I wouldn't accept a penny.
I wrote this piece right before President-elect Trump took office again--to correct a grave injustice.
Then President Trump called me and pardoned them.
Justice delivered.
I'm very proud of this.
Biden and his Justice Department--especially Biden DC U.S. Attorney Matthew Graves--went to war against the police.
President Trump backs the blue.
Now DC is much safer--especially for poor black DC residents who were trapped in Biden's urban war zones.
https://t.co/5NjyZoErEJ
A jury found two police officers covered up a murder. Trump pardoned them. Read our latest examination of Donald Trump’s used to the pardon power. @thelastword https://t.co/AqJ8JeZ8fO
@WashTimes@Gerbo3 What about the D.C. police officer who was politically prosecuted for doing his job??
“There are no statute of limitations on the truth”. The case brought against Officer Terence Sutton was a gross miscarriage of justice and political prosecution.
https://t.co/7fAOF8SgAQ
@WashTimes@Gerbo3 Don’t forget about Cory Novick who was punished for telling the truth in the political prosecution against Officer Terence Sutton in D.C.
https://t.co/b5oM9kxHMP
@burgessev Don’t forget about Cory Novick who was punished for telling the truth in the political prosecution against Officer Terence Sutton in D.C.
https://t.co/b5oM9kxHMP
@burgessev What about the D.C. police officer who was politically prosecuted for doing his job??
“There are no statute of limitations on the truth”. The case brought against Officer Terence Sutton was a gross miscarriage of justice and political prosecution.
https://t.co/7fAOF8SgAQ
@therealdougbell What about the D.C. police officer who was politically prosecuted for doing his job??
“There are no statute of limitations on the truth”. The case brought against Officer Terence Sutton was a gross miscarriage of justice and political prosecution.
https://t.co/7fAOF8SgAQ
@politico What about the D.C. police officer who was politically prosecuted for doing his job??
“There are no statute of limitations on the truth”. The case brought against Officer Terence Sutton was a gross miscarriage of justice and political prosecution.
https://t.co/7fAOF8SgAQ
@typocatCAv2 What about the D.C. police officer who was politically prosecuted for doing his job??
“There are no statute of limitations on the truth”. The case brought against Officer Terence Sutton was a gross miscarriage of justice and political prosecution.
https://t.co/7fAOF8SgAQ
@rollcall What about the D.C. police officer who was politically prosecuted for doing his job??
“There are no statute of limitations on the truth”. The case brought against Officer Terence Sutton was a gross miscarriage of justice and political prosecution.
https://t.co/7fAOF8SgAQ
@Grace4NY What about the D.C. police officer who was politically prosecuted for doing his job??
“There are no statute of limitations on the truth”. The case brought against Officer Terence Sutton was a gross miscarriage of justice and political prosecution.
https://t.co/7fAOF8SgAQ
@BoSnerdley What about the D.C. police officer who was politically prosecuted for doing his job??
“There are no statute of limitations on the truth”. The case brought against Officer Terence Sutton was a gross miscarriage of justice and political prosecution.
https://t.co/7fAOF8SgAQ
@CraigCaplan What about the D.C. police officer who was politically prosecuted for doing his job??
“There are no statute of limitations on the truth”. The case brought against Officer Terence Sutton was a gross miscarriage of justice and political prosecution.
https://t.co/7fAOF8SgAQ
@mrddmia Remember when she attended riots, sent demand letters and held a press conference on the political prosecution against Officer Terence Sutton in D.C.? She’s clearly pro-criminal and anti-police. D.C. needs to move in the right direction not go backwards!
https://t.co/7fAOF8SgAQ
@WashTimes What about the D.C. police officer who was politically prosecuted for doing his job??
“There are no statute of limitations on the truth”. The case brought against Officer Terence Sutton was a gross miscarriage of justice and political prosecution.
https://t.co/7fAOF8SgAQ
@WashTimes What about the D.C. police officer who was politically prosecuted for doing his job??
“There are no statute of limitations on the truth”. The case brought against Officer Terence Sutton was a gross miscarriage of justice and political prosecution.
https://t.co/7fAOF8SgAQ
@falgallagher What about the D.C. police officer who was politically prosecuted for doing his job??
“There are no statute of limitations on the truth”. The case brought against Officer Terence Sutton was a gross miscarriage of justice and political prosecution.
https://t.co/7fAOF8SgAQ