Man charged with killing officer needs permit before soliciting defense funds, state says
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More Tim Dechristopher-like funding comes to Utah!
As it stands now I am not likely do donate, why? Because I think he is most likely guilty.
What can the family do to change this? For example.
If they said, he was sitting peacefully at home, cleaning his gun, and the police More..
I would gladly donate. This man deserves a fair trial and the government must be forced to meet the required burden of proof rather than simply let the media do it for them.