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12-28-2018, 10:33 PM
A judge in Philadelphia has reinstated appeal rights to former Black Panther Mumia Abu-Jamal — convicted of killing a city police officer more than 30 years ago — who has long maintained his innocence as his case gained international attention.
Abu-Jamal has been incarcerated since his 1982 conviction for killing white Philadelphia Police Officer Daniel Faulkner in a racially charged case. The judge who issued the latest decision called the case one of the most polarizing shootings in the city's history. In 2011, prosecutors dropped the execution case against Abu-Jamal because of flawed jury instructions and instead agreed to a sentence of life in prison.
There were three eyewitnesses who saw this nigger gun down a Philadelphia police officer. The officer had stopped the brother of this spook when it ran out of a parking lot and ambushed the officer shooting him several times in the back.
Though the cop returned fire, he was on the ground when this file nigger stood over him and shot him in the face.
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https://www.npr.org/2018/12/28/680781150/mumia-abu-jamal-granted-right-of-appeal-after-decades-in-prison
Abu-Jamal has been incarcerated since his 1982 conviction for killing white Philadelphia Police Officer Daniel Faulkner in a racially charged case. The judge who issued the latest decision called the case one of the most polarizing shootings in the city's history. In 2011, prosecutors dropped the execution case against Abu-Jamal because of flawed jury instructions and instead agreed to a sentence of life in prison.
There were three eyewitnesses who saw this nigger gun down a Philadelphia police officer. The officer had stopped the brother of this spook when it ran out of a parking lot and ambushed the officer shooting him several times in the back.
Though the cop returned fire, he was on the ground when this file nigger stood over him and shot him in the face.
:fume
https://www.npr.org/2018/12/28/680781150/mumia-abu-jamal-granted-right-of-appeal-after-decades-in-prison