Johannes Mehserle Becomes A Free Man On Monday

[mrtonguetwista]

OAKLAND, Calif. (KTLA) -- The former San Francisco Bay area police officer convicted of killing a man in an Oakland train station scuffle is being released from prison.

An L.A. Superior Court Judge ordered Johannes Mehserle to be released from prison Monday.

Mehserle was convicted in July 2010 and sentenced in November 2010 to two years in prison for involuntary manslaughter in the death of Oscar Grant.

With good-conduct credits, Mehserle's total custody amounts to 731 days served, equaling the sentence imposed.

The jury found that Mehserle didn't mean to kill Grant, but that his behavior was still so negligent that it was criminal.

The case was prosecuted in Los Angeles due to public reaction in the Bay Area

 

[2-0-Sixx]

someone needs to hire this guy to take him out

 

[mrtonguetwista]

someone needs to hire this guy to take him out

Howie Mandel?

 

[NiNe2FiVe]

It would be a shame if he had an accident. Steps off the porch and falls on an ice pick 40-50 times, that be a shame...

 

[ELPOLLITO]

Justice huh?

 

[niguardian]

killing a man in an Oakland train station scuffle

they mean killing a man who was laying face down and handcuffed? what the fuck kinda scuffle is that

 

[Chree]

Finally............................




the streets are gonna have a chance @ him for revenge


lol

 

[0R0]

I'm assuming he'll be out of California asap lol.

 

[Rossibreath]

I hope he got raped at least

 

[MysticOracle]

soon as he get out, he'll get oswald'ed.

 

[MysticOracle]

soon as he get out, he'll get oswald'ed.

 

[Meta4iCAL]

Yeah I get off work early Monday and Tuesday because of this shit, and get paid for the full day
So that's cool I guess

 

[niguardian]

sad thing is, nobodys gonna do shit

 

[Legman]

sucks no one stuck him in prison

maybe someone will take care of it outside

but like Nine2Five said...it sure would be a shame if he just happen to slip fall and eat a couple rounds in the face on a wet sidewalk....as soon as he left custody...like right outside the gate...

how the fuck does strong armed robbery get you a mandatory minimum 10 years, but this fuck got off on killing someone with a simple slap on the wrist of 731 days in custody

 

[corinthian]

most likely this faggot will go into hiding somewhere out of state. then some asshole will give him a security guard job since he used to be a cop.

 

[MysticOracle]

sad thing is, nobodys gonna do shit

yeah they will....expect foot locker to be looted again

how the fuck does strong armed robbery get you a mandatory minimum 10 years, but this fuck got off on killing someone with a simple slap on the wrist of 731 days in custody

when you have police backing you can get away with anything

 

[:ab:]

the justice system is a fucking faggot, i can't believe he's already getting out.

 

[M BUTCHER 206]

OAKLAND, Calif. (KTLA) -- The former San Francisco Bay area police officer convicted of killing a man in an Oakland train station scuffle is being released from prison.

An L.A. Superior Court Judge ordered Johannes Mehserle to be released from prison Monday.

Mehserle was convicted in July 2010 and sentenced in November 2010 to two years in prison for involuntary manslaughter in the death of Oscar Grant.

With good-conduct credits, Mehserle's total custody amounts to 731 days served, equaling the sentence imposed.

The jury found that Mehserle didn't mean to kill Grant, but that his behavior was still so negligent that it was criminal.

The case was prosecuted in Los Angeles due to public reaction in the Bay Area

thank god hes coming home, the ordeal is over. they should give him a promotion. when are citizens going to learn their place.

how was that officer put in that position anyway? dude was probably mouthing off and acting like a low-life criminal thug. he got what he deserved, when are we going to stop prosecuting innocent professionals who are just trying to do their jobs

 

[Legman]

thank god hes coming home, the ordeal is over. they should give him a promotion. when are citizens going to learn their place.

how was that officer put in that position anyway? dude was probably mouthing off and acting like a low-life criminal thug. he got what he deserved, when are we going to stop prosecuting innocent professionals who are just trying to do their jobs

that was totally the funniest thing ive ever heard this side of the mississippi

 

[Dirt E. Needlez]

thank god hes coming home, the ordeal is over. they should give him a promotion. when are citizens going to learn their place.

how was that officer put in that position anyway? dude was probably mouthing off and acting like a low-life criminal thug. he got what he deserved, when are we going to stop prosecuting innocent professionals who are just trying to do their jobs

i read that shit in the squarest republican white voice my mind could imagine...