QUI TAM RADIO REPORT Police Murder And Burn Your Body To Hide Evidance.

Craig in this episode talks about Three New Orleans Police Officers Found Guilty in the Post-Katrina Shooting and Burning of Henry Glover WASHINGTON- A federal jury in New Orleans convicted three current and former New Orleans Police Department (NOPD) officers, David Warren, Greg McRae and Lt. Travis McCabe, in relation to the post-Katrina shooting death of Henry Glover, and the subsequent burning of Glover’s remains and obstruction of justice. The jury found former NOPD Officer David Warren guilty of a civil rights violation, resulting in death, for the Sept. 2, 2005, shooting of civilian Henry Glover, as well as use of a firearm during a crime of manslaughter. The jury heard evidence that defendant Warren shot Glover in the back as Glover was running away from him. In a separate charge, the jury found Warren guilty of using a firearm in the commission of a crime of violence. Warren faces a possible life sentence for the civil rights shooting crimes, and up to 15 years imprisonment for the firearms manslaughter. Evidence presented at trial established that Officer Warren, while stationed on a second floor lookout, shot Henry Glover, who was a floor below him and running away. Glover’s brother and a friend flagged down a passing motorist, "Good Samaritan" William Tanner, who put the wounded Glover in his car to try to get medical attention for him. However, when the group of men drove up to a makeshift police station seeking help for Glover, police officers surrounded the men at gunpoint, handcuffed them, and let Henry Glover die in the back seat of the car. McRae then drove off with Tanner’s car, with Glover’s body inside, and burned both the body and the car with traffic flare. The jury convicted current Officer McRae, who was one of the officers at the makeshift station, on two counts of civil rights violations. One of the civil rights counts charged that he willfully used fire to destroy a civilian’s property Tanner’s car, This is evil