The Forcillo-Yatim jury verdict
To base a decision purely on the basis of the second volley of shots not having killed Yatim, is to base a verdict purely on happenstance
By Jeff Goodall —— Bio and Archives--January 25, 2016
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The jury’s decision that Const. Forcillo is not guilty of 2nd-degree murder, but guilty of “attempted” murder in the Sammy Yatim case, will seem bizarre to many. The fatal (first) shots were considered by the jury to be justified due to Yatims’ actions, but the final (not fatal) shots were considered unnecessary and so result in the attempted murder verdict.
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