Kelly Thomas: Case against officers goes forward

SANTA ANA – An Orange County judge has tentatively declined to dismiss the case against two former Fullerton police officers accused in the death of a homeless man.
A hearing on the motion by officers Manuel Ramos and Jay Cicinelli is set for Jan. 18 before Superior Court Judge William Froeberg, who said in his tentative ruling issued Jan. 4 that "both officers' use of force could be determined to be proximate causes of the death of Kelly Thomas."

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Posted: Jan 15 2013, 12:04 AM

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Well I remember a report where a cop got a heart attack chasing a suspect and the cop died, sot eh suspect was charged with the murder of the cop! So since all of these cops caused the death of Thomas, all should get charged with first degree manslaghter!
Ramos attorney is one sick fuck and anyone backing his ass should be on death row.
Ramos' "threat" to Thomas that he would "f---" him up with his fists if he did not "start listening" was not unlawful and did not give Thomas a right to self-defense, Ramos' attorney John Barnett said in court documents.
Isn't threatening someone a crime, so how is it legal for cops to threaten citizens ? You fucks better start getting your laws straight ASAP!

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