Look, I'm an experienced and a veteran homicide detective. I've had -- I've participated in charging conferences. There's no way I have ever gotten a criminal charge within 24 hours after taking over all the reports and evidence to a prosecutor. A prosecutor who is thorough needs several days to sift through hundreds of pages of reports, they usually want to interview some of the witnesses themselves in person, and they have to sift through all of the evidence, piece by piece, and they have to wait for some of the forensic evidence to conclude to come back.
And that's why I say on a minimum, three to four days. She just got this case yesterday. This is political activism. She'll never prove this beyond a reasonable doubt and I'm not going to silently stand by and watch my brother officers offered up as human sacrifices, thrown like red meat to an angry mob, just to appease this angry mob."