Victim's attorney confirms forgiveness, client withdraws from prosecution
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Richard L. Cooper, attorney for Zul-Qarnain Kwame Nantambu, stated that his client has forgiven Brown and will no longer participate in the case. Cooper said the ends of justice are accomplished with the plea deal.
“We believe that the ends of justice are accomplished with this plea deal, and my client wishes Mr Brown good health.”
Richard L. Cooper
Antonio Brown Former NFL wide receiverMark Eiglarsh Antonio Brown's attorneyZul-Qarnain Kwame Nantambu Alleged shooting victimRichard L. Cooper Attorney for the alleged victim
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first by ESPN, 9h ago · also Philadelphia Inquirer, PennLive, Yahoo Sports, Boston Globe, Guardian Sport, Guardian US +9
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first by NJ.com, 3h ago · also MassLive, The Oregonian
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The context here is the victim stopped cooperating with the prosecution thats why he’s getting this deal. Not because it’s normal for attempted murder lol. The facts changed because theres no victim cooperation and we should wonder why that changed all of a sudden. There’s historically a couple reasons, a civil case, or threats. Tend to be the…
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The evidence is all over if you look into it at all. It's why you have these situations with people with dozens of prior arrests stabbing random women on the subway. The legal system is generally much more lenient than reddit believes it is.
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Florida is a state where you get 135 years in prison for possesion of CSAM (which is a horrible crime of course no excuse) but you don't even become a felon for attempted murder. Just an unserious state.
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Reducing a charge from attempted murder to aggrevated assault is laughable. Judge must have gotten a signed game worn jersey and AB put him on face time with Tom Brady or something
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It’s worth noting that adjudication is withheld, meaning if he violates his probation here he will be convicted of it and have to serve the rest of the sentence in prison.
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The NFL would probably prefer to see AB in jail so he can’t keep generating bad publicity for them
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