Stand Your Ground Hearing for Officers in 2019 UPS Shootout
WPLG Local 10November 5, 20252 min323 views
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- βοΈ Three Miami-Dade police officers are seeking to have manslaughter charges dismissed in connection with the 2019 UPS shootout.
- π‘οΈ Their defense attorneys are arguing that the stand your ground statute applies to their clients, similar to a previous case.
- β The defense questions the necessity of a new hearing, given that one officer's case was already dismissed under the same statute.
The 2019 UPS Shootout
- π₯ The incident involved a deadly chase and shootout with UPS, resulting in the deaths of two armed suspects.
- π Tragically, innocent bystanders Frank Ordonz and Richard Kutshaw were also killed unintentionally during the exchange of gunfire.
- π« Officers Ralffo Mirabal, Leslie Lee, and Richard Santia Steon all discharged their weapons during the incident.
Legal Proceedings and Appeals
- π¨ββοΈ A judge previously granted Officer Jose Mateo immunity from prosecution under the stand your ground defense after reviewing extensive testimony and evidence.
- π Defense attorneys assert that the facts are similar for the remaining three officers and that the state's evidence does not support prosecution.
- π Despite the defense's arguments, the state intends to proceed with prosecuting the remaining officers and has filed an appeal regarding Mateo's dismissal.
- ποΈ A new hearing for the three officers is scheduled to begin on February 2nd and is expected to last up to 10 days.
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