JUSTICE! THE NAZI-AMERICAN WAY! HAHAHAHHAHAHAHAH!
I'm laughing, BECAUSE IT'S SO FUCKIN RETARDED! So now!? You're AT DISNEY WORLD! MINDING YOUR FUCKIN BUSINESS! You GET HOME AND NAZI-COPS SNATCH YOU UP AND THEN CLAIM YOU KILLED SOMEONE!
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WHAT THE FUCK!?
THEN YOU PRODUCE PROOF THAT YOU WERE HANGING OUT WITH FUCKIN MICKEY AND MINNIE! AND THE MOTHERFUCKA'S ARE LIKE "TACK ANOTHER CHARGE ON CUZ THIS BLACK BASTARD LIKES TO HANG OUT WITH GIANT RODENTS!"
But then people have THE NERVE TO SAY;
I don't understand WHAT IS WRONG WITH THOSE BLACK AMERICANS SOMETIMES? IT'S LIKE THEY'RE BEING DRIVEN CRAZY! OR ALWAYS ANGRY! AND I DON'T KNOW WHY THAT IS!
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When you can get convicted when YOU HAVE AN ALIBI?
Lemme REPEAT TYPE THAT FOR YOU.
CONVICTED.
While YOU HAVE AN ALIBI THAT PLACES YOU LITERALLY 1000 MILES AWAY!
NYC to pay $6.25 million to man cleared in 1989 killing
NYC to pay $6.25M to man imprisoned for 25 years over killing while he was at Disney World
By Jennifer Peltz, Associated PressJune 23, 2015 7:04 PM
FILE - In this April 18, 2014 file photo, Jonathan Fleming, who was exonerated of murder after almost 25 years behind bars, listens during a visit with his lawyer in New York. New York City has agreed to pay $6.25 million to Fleming the city comptroller said Tuesday, June 23, 2015. (AP Photo/Bebeto Matthews)
NEW YORK (AP) -- New York City has agreed to pay $6.25 million to a man who spent nearly 25 years in prison before being exonerated in a killing that happened while he was more than 1,000 miles away vacationing at Disney World, the city comptroller said Tuesday.
Comptroller Scott Stringer said settling Jonathan Fleming's claim is "in the best interest of all parties."
"We cannot give back the time that he served, but the city of New York can offer Jonathan Fleming this compensation for the injustice that was committed against him," Stringer said.
Fleming was released last year after the Brooklyn district attorney's office said it had come to agree that his alibi — which he offered from the start — was valid.
His lawyers praised the city for moving expeditiously to settle with Fleming, who filed notice last year that he planned to sue for $162 million.
"The swift settlement will enable Jonathan and his family to build a new life without the painful and costly prospect of further litigation" with the city, attorneys Paul Callan and Martin Edelman said. He still has an unresolved claim against the state.
But Fleming's relief was streaked with sadness: Shortly after signing the settlement documents, Fleming, 53, went to a hospital where his mother was near death, his lawyers said.
Her only son was behind bars for nearly half his life, convicted of shooting a friend in Brooklyn in August 1989, though he had told authorities he was in Orlando, Florida, at the time and had plane tickets, videos and other material to show it. A woman testified that she had seen him commit the crime. (A woman, testi, what!? HAHAHAHAHAH! Why when I read this do I just see a camera flash onto some RANDOM WOMAN! AND IT HAS THE CAPTION; A Woman, Testified. THIS WOMAN RIGHT HERE. WHO SHALL REMAIN ANONYMOUS. AND WE SHAN'T NOT SHOW A PICTURE OF HER, FOR FEAR THAT SHE MAY HAVE FUCKED UP OTHER BLACK PEOPLE'S LIVES AS WELL! This WOMAN. Who shall remain INVISIBLE. AND UNKNOWN. Has testified! And thennnnnnnnnn.............?)
But then that eyewitness recanted, (OH NOHS, I'M SHOCKED! O_O! DID SHE RECANT AFTER THE NAZI-COPS TOOK THEIR FOOT! OUT OF HER ASS!? That'll always cause you to testify, no matter who you are. When someone sticks THEIR FOOT! IN YOUR ASS! >_< Not a pretty picture either!) newly found witnesses implicated someone else and prosecutors' review of authorities' files turned up documents backing Fleming's alibi. That evidence included an Orlando hotel receipt he paid about five hours before the shooting and had in his pocket when arrested. Authorities had never given his defense that receipt or a 1989 Orlando police letter telling New York detectives that some employees at the hotel remembered Fleming (REALLY!? THE NAZI-COPS, GASP!? THEY FAILED TO TURN OVER CRITICAL EVIDENCE EVEN WHEN GIVEN TO THEM BY OTHER NAZI-COPS!? MY GOD I AM SHOCKED! LIKE THIS O_o!? AND LIKE THIS ?!o_O AND LIKE THIS !!O_O!!).
"No amount of money will ever give him back that time" he unjustly served, Brooklyn District Attorney Kenneth Thompson said Tuesday.
While the city has a legal department that fields lawsuits, the comptroller also can settle claims. Stringer has made a point of doing that in civil rights cases, saying that resolving them quickly saves the city money on legal fees.
He reached a $6.4 million settlement with a man exonerated in the 1990 killing of a rabbi; agreed to a $2.25 million payout to the family of a mentally ill inmate who died in a Rikers Island jail cell that sweltered to 101 degrees because of a malfunctioning heating system; and helped put together a $17 million settlement in the case of three half brothers who spent a combined 60 years in prison before their convictions were thrown out.
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