The Attorney General feels that no jury would be able to determine the truth of the testimony made by the various witnesses. But, He alone could determine who told the truth and who may have shaded the truth to their own advantage. That brings our Attorney General to the level of JOB’s wisdom.

I would think that every jury has the right and obligation to evaluate the facts and determine the truth. Too bad this system does not wish to afford that right to the citizens of Idaho empaneled on a jury.

Is the next step for this elected official to waive all Grand Juries in favor of his special powers to evaluate all violations of law? If so, the legal process will probably grind to a halt due to the substantial delay in making a decision. It took the filing of a Tort Claim before any comment from the AG’s office.

The AG has lost my vote forever by intentionally confusing and delaying this matter enough to let the county and the cops slip out of it.

Press conference: I do not believe for a moment that the AG really had such and difficult time describing the timeline and details of the event he’s been studying for months. The stumbling theatrics of the AG during the descriptive press conference are intended to cause the public to sense that event is nearly impossible to clarify. A sheet of paper on a table? Really? Show us the computer diagrams and photos you’ve been using during the ‘investigation’. What a bunch of crap sir!

The fog of war is the go to excuse for nearly all of copper misdeeds. When looking closely at how the police departments function one notices they intentionally interject non-officers and minimally educated dispatchers into the middle of what could easily be person to person communications. This is done to preserve the fog of war excuse when the cops screw up. Cops on seen could have spoken directly with the rancher with today’s technology, but police departments refuse to leave the error prone third-party communication relay model.

I also think the lawyers on the Yantis side screwed up by allowing repeated interviewing of the witnesses thus allowing the police and AG to create enough confusion to sink the case. You’ve got to be stupid to allow more than one statement on such an important topic. It is a well known psychological fact that a person’s memory of a dramatic incident changes over time. For example, look at some old pictures for and notice the variance between current memory and facts on the photo.

I request the feds try this case because the locals decided not to on the night it happened, and since that time the locals have employed known strategies to damage the case.

The only way for this to heal is for the Adams County voters to vote out the Sheriff and not rehire either of the deputies. All three need to move on with their lives elsewhere.

This is what a “police state” looks like.
The “authorities” can shoot you 12 times in the back and say it’s not a problem.
So far in 2016, over 500 US citizens have been killed by cops. Last year 990 were killed. Where are the half-mast flag days for us?
Phony, made for TV “terrorist” attacks, cops as terminators, crooked politicians, corporate owned elite pandering media, crippling national debt, outrageous levels of incarceration…
Time to shut down the control of our country by the rich few, time to bring back the guillotines.

Steps toward credibility for police and government in the USA:

1) Don’t be a lying sack of dung. Don’t abuse your power. Use a body language expert and lie detector expert during interviews.

2) Stop teaching jittery jumpy young men they should kill when they feel a twinge of fear. Stop helping them get away with murder.

3) Place a value on civilian life one step greater than an officer, and place that sense of duty in the officers mind daily. Yes even people who show harmless contempt, perhaps especially those people. Yes really, put it on the law books. Place a value on civilian life one step greater than an officer, and place that sense of duty in the officers mind daily. Yes even people who show harmless contempt, perhaps especially those people. Yes really, put it on the law books.

4) Lifelong tracking of officers. Preset conditions causing career termination without exception. Not everyone gets to be or remain a cop.

The results will initially be very high officer turnover as the ego-driven gun enthusiasts leave the profession. Eventually leading to stability with a different brand of policing where the general public is no longer teaching their children that cops are the most dangerous encounter they will ever have. As it is now, that view of police has been intentionally created by the police. It is reality for much of our society.

Also Butch Otter and friends have a hand in this by preserving the stone-aged laws making it legal to have a bull on a paved roadway at night. How stupid is that?

ANOTHER MAGIC BULLET:

“This is likely the most critical piece of physical evidence since it indicates that Jack actually
fired his weapon and, at least to some extent, corroborates the officers’ stories.

a .20 caliber bullet was found on the scene. —

There is NO solid explanation as to how that bullet, if fired from Jack’s gun, came to rest in the middle of the scene.”

The FBI ballistics expert who tested the .20 round could not conclusively
establish that bullet was from Yantis’s .204

Since it appears the county prosecutor used their personal email for this official business have they turned over all their personal emails to the Attorney General?

Send a Freedom of Information Act request to the NSA. They have those emails, as they archive/steal every email sent, and you might ask for Hillary’s missing emails while you’re at it.

Cops should never be cops again after the first time fired. Too much jar-head, not enough respect for anyone else. Unbelievable number of these yoyos been fired multiple times, each time building more contempt for the public.

And ya can’t tell me a police department didn’t know the past.

http://www.foxnews.com/us/2016/08/12/florida-police-officer-involved-in-accidental-shooting-had-sketchy-past.html

the link did show last time…. look up the story in the Miami Herald if it doesn’t come through https://www.google.com/url?q=http://www.miamiherald.com/news/nation-world/national/article98450642.html&sa=U&ved=0ahUKEwjy-PbSqubOAhWMth4KHcfuDfcQFggIMAE&client=internal-uds-cse&usg=AFQjCNHwWuBE25Ch2KiyzFftC9XNLXmVZw