Are you kidding me? They still haven't arrested him! Send to every activist group in Ga. and they will make sure he is arrested
Dear @cobbpolice1,
This man lives in Marietta. You should arrest him immediately.
His name is Michael Alex Ramos.
This is felony assaultpic.twitter.com/vnWRBr3YyS
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In fact I will copy this and start sending out across the south to every activist group on fb I know!
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I live in Marietta, we are sharing it
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I'm also in Marietta. (Hi, neighbor) Let me know how I can help!
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Call the police department, ask them why they have not arrested him, then tell us what they said
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@FBIRichmond has also set up a tip line for Charlottesville. It's worth a shot. https://www.fbi.gov/news/pressrel/press-releases/tip-line-and-digital-media-tips-page-established-relative-to-violent-activity-in-charlottesville-virginia … -
Police will say that pictures are not usable as evidence unless the photographer will testify that they took the picture (partially true)
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Sadly, this makes sense as Photoshop can be used to manipulate things.
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it's a concept much older than photoshop! An accused has a right to cross-examine people and evidence testifying against them. good to know.
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Yes. My point is with the advent of digital photography manipulation of alleged evidence is a lot easier.
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Forensics can be used to tell if it was photoshopped or not by the photo itself using light camera and the sd card it was stored on
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Thats assuming the photographer comes forward and presents the camera and original image. We need to support and encourage those who do.
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No jurisdiction. It happened in Virginia. Instead, direct your tweets to Charlottesville police asking them to issue an arrest warrant.
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Then ask GA to extradite. No one is getting extradited for beating someone up. But the warrant matters as an expression of values.
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Hate crimes are different then simple assault. Tho this wasn't simple. Looks like assault with a deadly weapon to me!
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Also, if the warrant for arrest is entered into the national database, it may come up on a routine wants/warrants check by other local LEOs.
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Since they drove across state lines with intent to do harm, is it FBI jurisdiction?
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No. The crime has to occur intra-state.
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This isn't simple assault. In my state at least, this would be Assault First, which is a felony. States will definitely extradite for that.
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Just looked this up. Virginia law is a lot different, but it's still a felony.pic.twitter.com/Lm0hFa4pw5
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