Matthew Dolloff, 30, will be charged on Monday for killing Lee Keltner, said Denver District Attorney Beth McCann. If convicted, Dolloff, faces up to 48 years in prison, ABC News reports.
Monday, October 19, 2020
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Charges dropped ala Kenosha in three.....two......one.....
ReplyDeleteIn CO, a 2nd degree felony carries a penalty of 8-24 years with 5 years parole. However, if it is a violent crime, which murder certainly is, the penalty is doubled. Therefore, the 48 years is a maximum.
ReplyDeleteI suspect the defense will try to get charges dropped to 3rd degree by arguing the shooter was provoked (self-defense). Still, because it was a violent crime, the maximum would be 24 years.
The lesson here is if you are carrying, be damned sure of what you are about to do. That has been preached again and again and again. Some folks still ain't getting the message. Read and understand Andrew Branca's several books on self-defense.
Fucked around, found out even with the lying media's deceit. If charges dropped that may be the match.
ReplyDelete2nd degree is the appropriate charge for a conviction
ReplyDeleteWhen an emotional reaction over-rules common sense there's a good chance the reward will end up being prison sex.
ReplyDeleteAll the sex he can't handle.
DeleteOnce he is in prison, how long with it take for him to go from "antifascist anti-white-supremacist," to full-on swastika-tattoo-wearing Aryan Brotherhood?
ReplyDeleteI bet he rethinks his support for BLM .
DeleteThe videos suggest a 2nd individual was involved for a "provocation" while pretending to be a licensed security guard. That sounds like conspiracy and/or "murder one".
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