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I'm afraid of them for good reason. Too many bad experiences. No one has been charged yet in this crime.
Charges Dropped for 119 People After Cop Caught on Video Planting Meth on Innocent Grandma
Jackson County, FL â Dozens of innocent people who were rotting in jail have been freed and their charges erased after the corrupt cop who put them there was caught on his own body camera planting meth on an innocent mother. Jackson County Sheriffâs Deputy Zachary Wester has since been fired and a slew of lawsuits are now rolling in.
Westerâs fall from law enforcement grace and the 119 people who were exonerated are due largely in part to the diligence of a single person, assistant state attorney at the 14th Judicial Circuit, Christina Pumphrey.
Pumphreyâs job as assistant state attorney included reviewing evidence before moving forward with charges against individuals. When she began reviewing cases, she found something very peculiar.
âThis is an exaggeration, but it felt like his (Westerâs) name was on half the cases,â Pumphrey told The Appeal. âIt was seriously disproportionate.â
When Pumphrey began watching the body camera footage from Westerâs arrests, she found something even more disturbing. Many times, Wester was seen conducting illegal searches. Also, his written affidavits did not match what she watched in the videos. But that wasnât the most telling aspect of all these videos.
Charges Dropped for 119 People After Cop Caught on Video Planting Meth on Innocent Grandma
Charges Dropped for 119 People After Cop Caught on Video Planting Meth on Innocent Grandma
Jackson County, FL â Dozens of innocent people who were rotting in jail have been freed and their charges erased after the corrupt cop who put them there was caught on his own body camera planting meth on an innocent mother. Jackson County Sheriffâs Deputy Zachary Wester has since been fired and a slew of lawsuits are now rolling in.
Westerâs fall from law enforcement grace and the 119 people who were exonerated are due largely in part to the diligence of a single person, assistant state attorney at the 14th Judicial Circuit, Christina Pumphrey.
Pumphreyâs job as assistant state attorney included reviewing evidence before moving forward with charges against individuals. When she began reviewing cases, she found something very peculiar.
âThis is an exaggeration, but it felt like his (Westerâs) name was on half the cases,â Pumphrey told The Appeal. âIt was seriously disproportionate.â
When Pumphrey began watching the body camera footage from Westerâs arrests, she found something even more disturbing. Many times, Wester was seen conducting illegal searches. Also, his written affidavits did not match what she watched in the videos. But that wasnât the most telling aspect of all these videos.
Charges Dropped for 119 People After Cop Caught on Video Planting Meth on Innocent Grandma