Much like that older Altoona case, this most recent one parallels Luigi's case on the issues of when a person must ID themselves to cops.
In this case the cops were called bc of neighbors arguing(their neighbors karened out and called the cops).
The cops say they showed up "to hear both sides" and some how ended up illegally entering an apartment and beating+arresting a man who was not even involved in the initial report.
Much like that older Altoona case, this most recent one parallels Luigi's case on the issues of when a person must ID themselves to cops.
In this case the cops were called bc of neighbors arguing(their neighbors karened out and called the cops).
The cops say they showed up "to hear both sides" and some how ended up illegally entering an apartment and beating+arresting a man who was not even involved in the initial report.
Court just let out so there's a lot of updates from reporters OTG to read. One quick update from Inner City Press say the object to the Judge's decision today to seal much of the evidence that's being debated over.
Reporter Matthew Russell Lee says this sealing of records is a violation of press freedom and did not provide a time for journalists to object to being shutout of the evidence.
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Luigi Mangione is back in court after the judge took Wednesday off from the case.
The judge's day off however turned into a minor legal battle of its own as local journalists who write about court cases were initially barred from accessing certain evidence documents.
It sounds like the judge was convinced to follow typical court processes and release most content to the public.
Reporter Matthew Russell Lee is the journalist who took the judge to task over press freedoms and the public's right to access court documents.
Here's how he describes yesterday's unsealing arguments...
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#InnerCityPress #MatthewRussellLee #Journalism #NYC #Luigi #PressFreedom
I've been a little too busy to keep up with the Luigi court watch this week but a ridiculous tidbit came out this week.
Evidently the cop who transported luigi's backpack to the police station, driving it separately from Luigi and made a stop along the way (meeting with another cop). During this unplanned stop she turned off her bodycam for 11 minutes.
The majority of evidence in Luigi's case weren't located until after arriving at the cop shop.
Luigi's lawyer is tugging on this loose end...
@nullagent This is so absolutely hilarious. ACAD (all cops are dumbasses)
