Now the Neighbor has been arrested.
William 'Roddie' Bryan Jr., left, 50, was arrested on charges of felony murder and criminal attempt to commit false imprisonment, officials said Thursday. Arbery is right.
www.dailymail.co.uk
Apparently the people who actually deal with the law in Georgia do not know it as well as our experts here on the message board.
The charges are Felony Murder and attempted criminal false imprisonment.
So the innocent car following AA was not so innocent after all. Waiting to hear how this is totally illegal.
Nonsense....you really are naive.....it is obvious the only reason for his arrest is to try and put pressure on him to turn against the McMichales and thus perhaps manufacture something against them in order to get the charges against him dropped....that is how police operate....look for the weak link and exploit it...not saying he is the weak link but the police are on a witch hunt and thus they think they may manipulate him into helping them.
Who knows? It might work....you put murder charges on someone and that is a lot of pressure....so much pressure the fellow might make up stories just to get the charges against him dropped....not like it has never happened before.
This is a prime example of someone that should not have talked to the police without his lawyer....I wonder if they even read him his miranda rights...at the time they first questioned him he was just a witness..not a suspect.
The evidence keeps piling up. If the case against the McMichaels was half as weak as you with your Cracker Jack Law degree say it is then the McMichaels would have bail by now. But they don’t. Daddy should be in Protective Isolation. Travis probably is too.
Long ago I posted that even attempting a Citizens Arrest in Georgia is playing Bet your life. If you are wrong, you are the one who goes to jail. The McMichaels were wrong. So they are the ones going to jail. It is why people in Georgia do not do Citizens Arrest. Unless you are 100% sure you do not do it.
The link to the lawyers description I posted several times explained it. But you were hung up on everything but the actual law and how it is actually applied.
As for what statement? I thought you were up on the news? Or are you merely testing my memory.
On Saturday, we're getting Glynn County’s police departments take on what happened with the Arbery investigation.
www.wjcl.com
They were at the police station for hours being interviewed. So in addition to the statement made to the responding officer we have them on record for hours.
I am guessing this did not get much play in the McMichaels just killed a violent thug websites. It is why I read many sources. To find the truth through all the political spin.
Now I have known since day one they were guilty. Not because of the colors involved. Not because of any bias. But because I have taken two courses in person on Concealed Carry and laws in Georgia. Both were taught by police. And both told me not to do exactly what the McMichaels did. Both courses said that I would be committing a felony if I did it.
So if you and the rest are right. That means the courses I paid for, and taught by cops, was wrong. It means the lawyers I talked to were wrong. It means the lawyers article about it is wrong. In other words. A lot of people who are trained and experienced in the laws of Georgia are wrong. People who make their living doing just what I described. Enforcing and litigating the laws.
Now I am willing to admit there is often differences of opinion. And one lawyer is going to argue they were justified at their trial. But the problem is that a lot of people without a dog in this hunt say it was a crime.
Now. Imagine if you were trained that you should not do something at work. It is dangerous and if you do it you will be fired. If you see someone do it. And they get fired. Are you going to argue that it was unjust and wrong?
Daddy was a cop. And from the sound of it not very good at the end. He lost his certification because he couldn’t be bothered to attend annual training. That does not speak well. Instead of doing the training and returning he retired shortly afterwards. Maybe he was ready to retire. Maybe he was tired of it all. But the suspension at the end makes him look obstinate and like a guy who flaunts the rules.
In a way. I feel sorry for the McMichaels. They were used to the old boys club sorting things out. The club was overwhelmed and they are being thrown to the wolves. But that is always what happens when the club faces a case too big to sweep under the rug. Most of the people who see that realize it long before the McMichaels did. Daddy for one should have known this was too big. But he hung his hat on the post and now he is screwed.
Even if by some set of events I can not imagine they are found Not Guilty the legal fees will bankrupt both families. A mediocre lawyer would bankrupt them and they need a great lawyer who cost five times as much. Nobody will hire them and other than some far right speaking engagement they are unemplo
yed and without prospects.
I have been telling you all for a while. None of this is good news for the McMichaels.