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Former Fullerton Police Officer Manuel Ramos, who was tried and acquitted for second degree murder in the 2011 beating death of Kelly Thomas, was arrested on a misdemeanor charge of domestic violence three weeks ago, but no news circulated about it until late this week. Police were called to an address on W. Oak Ave. in Fullerton to investigate a disturbance on July 16…
Yeah, the FPD couldn’t advertise the Norby thing fast enough. And they did it twice.
And then of course came the exoneration…
http://www.orangejuiceblog.com/2014/05/the-exoneration-of-chris-norby/
That was a great piece. And then I wonder (sadly) why the “professionals” can’t do it.
Its not a double standard this the THE standard.
Wait were you not the guys that accussed him of multiple counts of wofe beating. Insinuating his wife was scared because she was an immigrant?
Nice 180 guys
Chris should go back to teaching. He was a great staff member at BOHS.
Nah, wasn’t me.
Or me.
Not me, either.
Nope.
‘The Boy who cried “Wofe”? ‘
No me.
I had multiple reports from people who had spoken directly to his wife. But my interest was just in getting to the bottom of it. I don’t recall ever reaching a definitive conclusion.
I’d let it ride at this point, but my guess is that his “friends” here will drag me back in. Stupid move, but do what you think you must. Again.
Look out you guys, you’ve been warned.
What bliss for you to be able to write from a position of ignorance.
Classic. Chickenshit.
YOU WENT ON A WITCH HUNT.
At least have the balls to admit you were mistaken (WRONG). You maligned a good man and now you play pansy……You are good at one thing fufilling expectations.
Hey, you just maligned all of us.
Watch where you point that thing.
Do I even know you? Because you seem to be full of both certitude and shit.
Maybe it’s time that I get permission from the people who gave me first-level hearsay information (meaning that they said that they had spoken directly to a percipient witness) that posed great concerns and see if they would allow me to release the content of those communications (although not their own identities) to Ryan and Zenger, and then with that information they can decide whether THET think that it was reasonable after all for me to seek out the identity of the delivery man (or men) who supposedly witnessed something disturbing.
But why would I do that? So that some ranting jerk like you seem to be would be satisfied that, no, it was NOT unreasonable for me to try to figure out what had happened? Maybe not — it just increases the likelihood that some of the stories might get out, and I don’t see how at this point that would do anyone who ever lived in that household any good.
I’m bound as an attorney by confidential relationships with people who have consulted with me. I CANNOT discuss them without that confidentiality being waived. Waiving that confidentiality is not good for ANYONE at this point, except for ME, so that I could finally defend my actions to pricks like you and to the broader public.
I don’t think that that’s a good enough reason for me to seek a waiver. (I am confident that Norby would not want me to do so, even if the reports I received were untrue.) But I’ll tell you what: I’ll consult with at least Ryan and Vern, maybe even Zenger, and discuss with them whether my satisfying people’s curiosity and being able to shut up people like you is really worse releasing more harmful (and hopefully false) stories into the wild.
Alternatively, you could just shut the hell up, you ignorant asshole.
You may feel free to leave me out of it. I don’t care anymore.
Please drop and ignore this, Greg. It’s in the past. He is right about one thing though – Chris should go back to teaching. I’ve heard lots of good things about his teaching.
I’m down for deleting anything more from this baiting commenter.
Good to see Chris was able to get that duct tape off his face.
*Did you say Ray Rice? Thought so…