He knows if he has to face a jury in Cleveland, with the climate of police brutality in this city, that he'd fry! He will face a bench trial instead. Let's hope this judge is not going to follow the advice of a corrupt police union in this case and can truly be impartial in his decision. I guess we will see won't we? It is very hard to think that in Cleveland the people have much of a chance in court. Cleveland historically protects these killer cops. As in other cities around the country, such as L.A., in Cleveland the killers and most corrupt members of the police department make it into positions of the highest ranks.

Time will tell if any justice is to be found in this case.