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An eyewitness report describing someone like him, not him, was the only evidence placing him at the scene. That should never be enough evidence to charge. That
by ktallett 2y ago
An eyewitness report describing someone like him, not him, was the only evidence placing him at the scene. That should never be enough evidence to charge. That isn't due process, that is finding someone to fit the crime whether they may have done it or not. There is far too much needing to prosecute, than only prosecuting when certain.
- 1659447091 2y agoI said like him because it turned out to not be him but the eye witness identified it as him. That plus motive and him not having an alibi is probable cause where one is charged. Any more than that is what a trial is for but he was cleared with his alibi checking out before it ever got that far.