Jackson County Prosecutor 'Mean Jean' Opposes Pardon Of Former KCPD Detective

In fairness . . . It's important to note what elected officials think about a controversial local case. 

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Now . . . Here's the word that's SHOULD get attention and likely a great deal of objection amid a groundswell of support . . .

The Jackson County Prosecutor's Office released this statement today on reports of clemency requests on behalf of a police officer:

"We strongly oppose. The rule of law has spoken clearly on this matter through a Jackson County Grand Jury, three separate Circuit Court judges, three separate appeals court judges and the presiding judge of the Western District Court of Appeals, who signed the arrest warrant last week."

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