Kamala Harris' office framed this innocent man for murder, he ended up getting a 13.1 million settlement from the City of San Francisco, he spent 7 years behind bars.

Prosecutors… more like persecutor

Stories like this, where the DA settles on some party as the culprit just because they want to close the case, are terrifying. And we don't really have a good system to help people who are innocent but found guilty.

Here's another for you: California AG Prosecutes Journalists for Exposing Planned Parenthood's Sale of Baby Body Parts In 2015, David Daleiden and Sandra Merritt, two undercover journalists from the Center for Medical Progress, released videos that they claimed exposed Planned Parenthood's involvement in the illegal sale of fetal tissue and organs. The videos were recorded at National Abortion Federation (NAF) conventions in 2014 and 2015, where Daleiden and Merritt posed as fetal researchers for a fake company called Biomax. In response to these videos, then-California Attorney General Kamala Harris, along with then-District Attorney of Harris County, Texas, Devon Anderson, launched investigations into the matter. However, the investigations did not result in charges against Planned Parenthood. Instead, Daleiden and Merritt were indicted on felony charges in Texas for tampering with government records over their use of fake identification. These charges were later dropped. In California, Daleiden and Merritt faced a civil lawsuit from Planned Parenthood, which accused them of trespassing, fraud, conspiracy, breach of contracts, unlawful and fraudulent business practices, violating civil RICO, and violating various federal and state wiretapping laws. In late 2019, a federal jury in San Francisco ruled in favor of Planned Parenthood, ordering Daleiden, the Center for Medical Progress, and others, to pay Planned Parenthood $2.3 million in damages. The case sparked debates about the balance between investigative journalism and privacy rights, as well as the ethical and legal implications of undercover reporting. Critics of Daleiden and Merritt argued that their actions violated privacy laws and constituted illegal eavesdropping, while supporters praised their efforts to expose what they saw as unethical practices by Planned Parenthood. SOURCE: This is a Grok summarization of the events that unfolded surrounding this event.

Wow, incredible story.

The job of a prosecutor should be simple. To seek justice. Period. Not "social justice", whatever that means. Justice. "Social justice" is not "justice". Therefore, social justice is unjust. Why isn't the OJ verdict an example of "social justice"?

Humpin’ Hyena Harris … the Evil Witch of the West did this … Absolutely Unconscionable

That’s cool now do the full page ad someone did to the Central Park 5

@USBornNRaised

Seems like a great Kid. I hope he has overcome the Trauma that Kamala Harris inflicted upon him.