I saw a tall black male, in all dark clothes, kick a person that was face down on the ground. I also believe I hear someone saying "Jeff" several times and "Five O" and "let's go".
You must have seen a different video than I did or your name is Clark Kent and you have super power hearing and vision.
i heard "j", not jeff. and "5-0" could have been a couple of guys with that. it was murky and a lot of screaming. will have to be broken down with more than my laptop for clarity.
Sounds like he says J a few times and 5-0 was pretty clear.. The voice saying "let's go" was a different person.
yep, just read it Police: Jefferson swabbed for DNA during search | Home | The Advocate — Baton Rouge, LA
Warrants have to be specific. No judge is going to give the police carte blanche in a high-profile case involving college students. A search warrant authorizes police officers to search for specific objects or materials at a definite location at a specified time. The police can search only the place described in a warrant and usually can seize only the property that the warrant describes. If this was a consent search, then the police can seize anything they want. I doubt if Fisher allowed Jefferson to consent. But police officers do not have to warn people that they have a right to refuse consent to a search.