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@thinzar.myint.thu1: #ချုပ်ပုံလှလှလေးများ #မြန်မာဝမ်းဆက်ချုပ်ပုံလေးများ #myanmardress #foryou #fypシ゚
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A Los Angeles police officer testified today about a Dec. 23, 2021, police shooting at a North Hollywood clothing store that accidentally killed a teenage girl. Officer Michael Mazur yelled “slow down” before Officer William Dorsey Jones Jr. fired his AR-15 three times, killing a man who had assaulted a woman with a bike lock and accidentally killing 14-year-old Valentina Orellana-Peralta. The girl was in a dressing room trying on dresses for her quinceañera and died in her mother’s arms. Her parents are suing Jones, the City of Los Angeles and the Los Angeles Police Department for negligence and wrongful death. Their lawyer Nicholas Rowley began questioning Mazur this afternoon (Wednesday, April 15) and will continue tomorrow. Mazur testified today that he realized after the shooting that Jones had obeyed his orders, but at the time, he didn't think he was. "You were trying to slow things down. In the moments before those three bullets were fired out of that AR-15, you were trying to slow things down, true?" Rowley asked."True the — at which point, sir? I'm trying to specify at which point, sir," Mazur said. "Sir, when you were saying, 'Jones, slow down. Jones, slow down' you were trying to slow him down, weren't you?" Rowley asked. "Yeah, I focused on him, correct." Mazur answered. "And he didn't listen to you, did he? He kept going?" Rowley asked. "With review upon body-worn, he actually did. But at the time, no, I did not assess that he was," Mazur answered."You thought he was not listening to you at the time?" Rowley asked. " At the time, sir," Mazur answered. "For one second, well less than a second, when you tried to slow things down the first time Jones slowed down. But the next time you said 'Jones, slow down,' he didn't slow down, did he? He didn't listen to you, did he?" Rowley said. "On my observation at the time? At the time, it did not appear so," Mazur answered."It did not appear that he listened to you?" Rowley asked. "Correct," Mazur answered. Rowley said Mazur has communicated with "these lawyers," referring to defense lawyers Christian Richard Bojorquez of the Los Angeles City Attorney's Office and James Touchstone of Jones & Mayer. Judge Frank Tavelman sustained Touchstone's objection under California Evidence Code § 352, which allows a judge to exclude relevant evidence if its helpfulness is substantially outweighed by potential prejudice, confusion or repetitiveness. The judge also offered his own reason, saying Rowley was presuming "fact not in evidence, that he's communicated with these two representatives from the city. He said he had a lawyer. I'm assuming it was a different lawyer than the ones that are present in court. Is that correct, sir?" "No, your honor," Mazur said, identifying Bojorquez as his lawyer. Tavelman reversed course and overruled the objection. But the judge jumped in again a few questions later as Rowley asked Mazur how often he met with the attorneys. "The court's going to sustain its own objection under 352. It is common for witnesses to meet with lawyers to prepare cases. That's not uncommon or inappropriate in any way. So I'm going to sustain my own objection, because I think it would lead to unnecessary speculation," said Tavelman, who's been a Los Angeles County Superior Court judge since 2014. Rowley pushed back, saying, "I think the amount of time isn't getting to the into the attorney-client privilege," but Tavelman still wouldn't allow the questions. "It's leaving the jury with a potentially the wrong impression that lawyers shouldn't be meeting with witnesses before they testify, and that routinely happens in almost every case." #law #crime #court #police #thinblueline
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