Jenin Younes

So it's all going to be sort of intertwined if this ever goes to trial.

I would say it's probably unlikely to go to trial because of the dynamic between the state and the federal.

Yeah, I mean, as for your first point, too, this is the problem with the fact it got so political is, you know, and no one will believe any investigation that the federal government does.

But that aside, so because he's a federal officer, he can have the case removed to federal court that it still would be on state charges.

So it basically be like a state trial in federal court.

It's kind of weird, but it would be a more favorable venue for him.

So, uh,

Another issue, as I understand it, is that the feds are not really cooperating with the state and they have the feds have the evidence that you would need in order to conduct a proper investigation.

I don't know if the state will be able to.

Well, the fact that people are debating so much what the video shows, I think shows it's not enough.

Okay.

I mean, there were eyewitnesses.

So you would, at a trial, you would want all the evidence.

So all the videos and eyewitnesses.

And, you know, videos are 2D.

We don't have...

necessarily the kind of you don't have the ability to make the same level of observation as an eyewitness.

So I would want to hear from eyewitnesses.

We haven't really yet.

Well, from what I understand, they have said that it was very clear that she was driving away and that the officer wasn't in danger.