The most important evidence in Minnesota is the autopsy

[Pototan]

As I see the videos of Ms. Good's killing, the first shot is problematic and would be difficult to prove murder beyond a reasonable doubt without other corroborating evidence, which the FBI is denying the State of Minnesota.

However, the two shots by the Agent through the driver's side window are clear cut. No Agent can be even remotely considered in danger at that point. If an autopsy reveals that either of those two shots were the cause of death, and with the videos and citizen witnesses, I believe it's an open and shut case of some degree of murder or manslaughter and can be prosecuted in the State of Minnesota.

Now, if the Feds use the supremacy law to take the prosecution out of the hands of Minnesota, this would be an easy case to win in Civil Court.

[Ms. Toad]

1. Not only can no agent be considered in danger,

Killing the driver of a moving vehicle creates a moving, driverless, vehicle - which will hit anything or anyone in its path. Talk about weaponizing a vehicle.

[Blues Heron]

2. Guilty beyond a reasonable doubt for all three, there was no visible contact, and the wheels had turned away

Busted on tape like the piece of shit murderer he is. Ubiquitous vids are a piece of shit cops worst nightmare. Thank god for the tech

[Blue Full Moon]

3. He was guilty for this the first time a year ago.

He has escalated. Any missing immigrants? This is serial killer behavior.

[sinkingfeeling]

4. If the state can get the autopsy report and copies of all videos, I think a grand jury would indict on first-degree

murder.

[Hassin Bin Sober]

6. Do we know who is doing the autopsy? That would be the state or county? No?

[Pototan]

7. First degree is a stretch

It's tough to prove, beyond a reasonable doubt, premeditation in a case in which the crime occurred within seconds between strangers.

Second degree would make more sense.

[Hassin Bin Sober]

5. I've been saying since the beginning: he better hope that first shot killed her.

That’s the only one a jury might cut him slack on.