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UC cops kills man.

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Sam DuBose's family disputes reports that they have been called to courthouse to hear a verdict.

 

This was posted on WCPO at 3:41

 

Weird...these tweet's were all on WCPO's Twitter feed:

 

Rose-Ann Aragon WCPO ‏@RAragonWCPO now51 seconds ago

Just spoke w/ #samdubose's fam. They tell me that after I contacted them at 3:06, they were summoned to the courthouse @WCPO #TensingTrial

 

Libby Cunningham ‏@WCPOLibby 5m5 minutes agoCincinnati, OH

Spotted: #DuBose family members on the fifth floor of the courthouse @WCPO #TensingTrial

 

 

WCPO ‏@WCPO 20m20 minutes ago

Sam DuBose's family is disputing reports that they have been called to courthouse to hear verdict.

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Re: manslaughter defense did a nice job saying the requirements are not there. Said it's murder or not guilty.

 

What are the requirements for manslaughter? From what I found on one website, it had this...

 

In Ohio, the difference between murder and voluntary manslaughter is simple. Both involve purposefully killing someone. However, it is voluntary manslaughter when the killer's thinking was disturbed by emotional excitement to the point that a reasonable person might have acted on impulse without thinking twice. The killing itself must be the result of the emotional excitement.

 

This typically happens when a person is acting in self-defense, but overreacts and kills another person. The person technically acted with the intent to kill, but the self defense was "in the heat of passion" so the court will likely find the person guilty of voluntary manslaughter.

 

The reaction to kill has to happen instantaneously. If the person has had any time to "cool off" before they go perform the killing, it becomes a murder.

Wife works downtown and they dismissed everyone at 4...

Channel 12 out of Cincinnati talking about how the city has come a long way in police relations since the last riots occurred in the city. Also pointed out that Tensing was a UC officer and not Cincinnati PD. That seems optimistic.

Todd Dykes (@ToddDykesWLWT): Just spoke to Sam DuBose's dad. He says the jury is still deliberating. He and Sam's family are leaving the courthouse. #WLWT

Yeah my Mom doesn't work exactly downtown but is relatively close by and she many of her co-workers (with the blessing of their boss) are working from home today and tomorrow just in case this gets bad.

What are the requirements for manslaughter? From what I found on one website, it had this...

 

In Ohio, the difference between murder and voluntary manslaughter is simple. Both involve purposefully killing someone. However, it is voluntary manslaughter when the killer's thinking was disturbed by emotional excitement to the point that a reasonable person might have acted on impulse without thinking twice. The killing itself must be the result of the emotional excitement.

 

This typically happens when a person is acting in self-defense, but overreacts and kills another person. The person technically acted with the intent to kill, but the self defense was "in the heat of passion" so the court will likely find the person guilty of voluntary manslaughter.

 

The reaction to kill has to happen instantaneously. If the person has had any time to "cool off" before they go perform the killing, it becomes a murder.

 

Mike Allen, the legal contributor to one of the news station, said he didn't think the prosecutor presented a case for manslaughter. To Clydes point earlier, defense did a good job on the manslaughter. He thinks it either is going to be murder or nothing.

The jury is under tremendous pressure to convict. They know that if they don't there will likely be riots, and God forbid what might happens to their families if their identities leak out. I feel sorry for them.

The jury is under tremendous pressure to convict. They know that if they don't there will likely be riots, and God forbid what might happens to their families if their identities leak out. I feel sorry for them.

 

I do, but I don't. I mean the video was pretty darn clear IMO.

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