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Tuesday, April 22, 2014
Defendant killed in courtroom by Deputy U.S. Marshall
A criminal defendant in Salt Lake City federal court was shot and killed by a Deputy U.S. Marshall when he charged a witness armed with a pencil or pen. Fortunately, such killing are extremely rare. One has to wonder if this was lawful use of force.
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See http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oJZ2GyzIbX0 for a computer graphics reenactment of the event.
ReplyDeleteThree or four inches of pencil into an eye-socket would probably cause a decline in one's happiness.
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