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together. they were -- you're ordinarily teammates. look this was basically an adversarial process here where you had a prosecutor deciding whether the police officers should be charged. i think a certain amount of distance and a certain amount of the prosecutor clearly being in charge was a good thing. >> jeff you don't believe politics played a role the desire to bring calm to the city played a role in this? >> i don't know. i don't know. and i think we will learn that as the facts are unfolded. look i certainly thought it was very fast. i understand why people are criticizing. these early mistakes like the wrong names on the forms, do suggest undue haste. but let's see if she can make her case this court. if she can, she didn't go too fast. >> great to have you on. a quick reminder set your dvr, you can watch "360" anytime you want. coming up, a police officer kills a man in his own home a man who hadn't committed any
mean that the police officers had anything to do with it or that there was criminal intent for the charge of second-degree murder or manslaughter. >> well i actually think the lack of communication was a good thing, not a bad thing. remember in ferguson everybody was concerned that a -- that a prosecutor's investigation of the police they were too close together. they were -- they were ordinarily teammates. this was basically an adversarial process where you had a prosecutor deciding whether a police officer should be charged. i think a certain amount of distance and a certain amount of the prosecutor clearly being in charge was a good thing. >> but, jeff you don't believe politics played a role the desire to bring calm to the city played a role? >> i don't know. i don't know. and i think we will learn that as the facts are unfolded. look it was -- i certainly thought it was very fast.
prosecutors cannot take the city demands into consideration and most of the times we bring cases despite and in spite of what the citizenry wants and so i was concerned about some of the statements that she made. and i am a bill concerned about the fact that the coroner's report was given to her merely 24 hours before she made -- filed those charges because that is the linchpin of this case that autopsy report. and i don't think she would have had the time to have independent experts review the coroner's report. but to jeff's point, we're talking about a young man who was otherwise healthy, who ended up dead with a severed spine after being in police custody. so the fact that something criminal happened is probable. but i just do have some concerns about the speed within which she decided these charges. >> sheriff, the fact that the state's attorney only gave the police commissioner a 10 minutes