Trump pardons DC officers convicted in police chase death - Washington Examiner

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

43% : Police officers strongly defended both men during their 2022 trial, and the DC Police Union released a statement this week saying it was working with Trump on the pardons.
43% : "But Trump should know better that citizens who hear the evidence are better triers of facts than political hacks."
35% : A rough criminal, by the way," Trump said Tuesday in a preview of the order.
28% : "We are actively working with the White House and President Trump to address two glaring miscarriages of justice involving DC police officers, Officer Terrance Sutton and Lieutenant Andrew Zabavsky, who were wrongly convicted of murder," reads the statement, which was obtained by the Washington Examiner.
19% : Trump signaled that he would pardon Terence Sutton and Andrew Zabavskybe as he faced harsh criticism for pardoning defendants who assaulted officers in the Capitol attack, suggesting the clemency for police reflected his true stance on law enforcement.
16% : David Shurtz, an attorney for Hylton-Brown's family, said Trump was misinformed about the case.
14% : "Trump is being given bad information by a corrupt police department," he said.

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