Nah, nah nah. You consistently argued he didn't have the right to ask her out of the car- not lying. You just made that up. The family did not get a settlement from the Troopers of which you opined was a violation of her rights and were proven wrong. They got it from the jail. You're trying to distort the facts again to fit your narrative like you did w/ May saying there was no video.
BTW, the charge was dropped.
You do entertain me. I did argue that the officer conduct at the stop was unprofessional and that he would be indicted for perjury which I quoted Texas law and you said that he would not be indicted. I gave you the exact words he told his supervisor and what he put on his report which were lies. Now you deny what you said in utter ignorance what you had said, like you do every time I correct you for your lack of knowledge.
In regard to my quite correctly predicting that the family would get a Wrongful death settlement, a concept which you once again prove here that you are clueless, you also said they would not get a dime in a civil suit. Now was that just luck on my part or in my experience have I been personally involved in settling jail hanging cases in my jurisdiction. Gosh, who knows. Utter ignorance versus somebody who knows how a jail hanging wrongful death action works. Oh, and one of those cases involved an arrest where mistakes were made by one agency at the arrest, and then mistakes by another agency at the booking. Both contributed to the settlement and the daughter of the decedent got a rather large settlement as she was a five year old girl.
Now, in regard to the charges being dropped, it was a plea bargain. They dropped the perjury charge if the officer signed off that he would never serve in law enforcement again anywhere. Exactly like I predicted when I said the family would be bought off like the Victor Steen case, and the state would go easy on the officer. My prediction was very clear that he would be indicted and I could care less what follows because the indictment showed that the officer was lying and he would be fired. You denied that there would be an indictment or that the officer would be fired, but the best part you denied the perjury which I gave you Texas law. Just like the May case, you were wrong at every turn, and just like every time I have corrected you, you feebly attempt to deny your prior positions. The best part you have not figured out that it is not luck that I get these things right. Yep, higher level conceptual thinking is not an area where you have a high aptitude, but again you do provide consistent entertainment.........and you wonder why I am arrogant.