re: BR judge finds former BRPD cop guilty of charge that doesn’t exist

So Eboni didn’t want a black officer to be convicted on a felony charge and first tried to make up a misdemeanor law?

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Prosecutors and defense attorneys asked for that judgment to be put on hold one day after the judge issued the verdict.

At issue, they argued, was that the judge convicted Steele of “misdemeanor” grade malfeasance even though the charge is considered a felony in state law. Misdemeanor grade malfeasance does not exist.

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