re: #137 lawhawk

Wilson would probably have a lawyer by now, and his counsel would probably tell him not to say anything, to protect his rights against self incrimination. That would go for both the county and FPD reports.

The grand jury could call him to testify, but that again runs into his right against self incrimination.

But that doesn’t exclude the police from forming a report without him. There are enough details that could have been put together without Wilson’s statements. And where are the interviews with the other cops who were next to arrive on scene - nothing about securing perimeter, evidence, gathering cellphones, nothing.

So are you saying a cop could kill someone while on the job and refuse to discuss it or write a report about it? That makes my head feel all ‘splodey…