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OH: Family calls for federal investigation of Hamilton County Prosecutor’s Office
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The death of their 19-year-old son has one family asking the federal government to investigate his death.
Da’Shawn Tye, 19, allegedly tried to rob Mages Grocery on Glenway Avenue back on Nov. 19, 2020. On the day of the fatal shooting, Tye backed the owner into a corner, so the owner got his gun and shot Tye, Hamilton County Prosecutor Joe Deters said in December.
Tye ran from the store and was later found by police with multiple gunshot wounds. He would later die at the University of Cincinnati Medical Center.
Hamilton County Prosecutor Joseph Deters said no charges would be filed against the store owner, whom the prosecutor said was acting in self-defense. |
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PHORTO
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Immaterial. The victim has no obligation to demonstrate anything but the fact that he reasonably believed his life to be in immediate danger of death or egregious bodily harm.
The prosecutor has no obligation to demonstrate anything but the fact that the victim's perception was plausible pursuant to the "another reasonable person" test.
The prosecutor could have claimed that the deceased was a shape-shifting reptoid and it would have made no difference.
This is a case of the "But my dog never bit anyone before." whine. |
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