Eliza Orlins

So OGA is something that they charge when they like don't like what you're doing.

You know, it's like disorderly conduct or disorderly behavior.

These are not real crimes.

These are crimes when you're like you've annoyed a police officer in some way.

So if she were impeding, you know,

But also, that's a question of fact.

That would be one for a jury.

So let's say they did charge her with...

you know, blocking traffic, obstruction, impeding, whatever, whatever the crime, the local crime in Minnesota, or if they charged her with that, that would still be something that the prosecution would have to present to a jury and prove beyond a reasonable doubt that she was impeding.

And her lawyer would have the opportunity to say, no, but look, here's video.

They could get around her.

She was not in fact impeding, but this becomes a question of fact.

And, and there's no opportunity for a trial when they are shooting her in the

Right.

Fucking face.

Yeah, that's right.

Well, yes, but also, I mean, I don't think his life was ever at risk during a single one of those shots.

Well, I guess so.

But I mean, I just think it's like I almost think that we're validating something like by even entertaining that position is validating like that officer.

There was no position ever for his life.