법정의 혼돈: 충격적인 사건과 법적 분쟁

### 법정의 혼돈: 미국 전역과 그 밖의 지역에서 발생한 일련의 비정상적인 사건들
* 🚓 미시시피주 걸프포트에서 28세의 키스 리오 카발리에가 새벽 5시 43분, 도난당한 마약 도구를 신고하겠다며 법원 창문을 통해 트럭을 주차했다가 **악의적인 장난과 음주운전으로 체포**되었습니다.
* ⚖ 플로리다주 브레바드 카운티에서는 **존 머피 판사와 국선 변호사 앤드류 와인스톡 사이에 긴장이 고조**되어 물리적 충돌이 발생했고, 결국 머피 판사는 **정직 처분**을 받고 벤치에서 퇴장당했습니다.
* 🔫 플로리다 주 오렌지 카운티의 보안 회사 소유주인 41세의 제레미 드윗은 **경찰관을 사칭한 전력**이 있는 데다 **페퍼볼 총으로 밝혀진 은닉 무기**를 소지한 혐의로 체포되었습니다.
* 💵 노스캐롤라이나 주 롤리에서 한 남성이 **1,600달러가 든 지갑**을 분실했는데, 나중에 경범죄 절도죄로 변호사 자격을 박탈당한 변호사가 **현금 없이 지갑을 돌려주었습니다.**
* 🎤 21세의 브라이언 얼 테일러는 법정에서 불법 감금과 은닉 무기 소지 혐의로 **2년 6개월의 형**을 선고받고 감정에 호소하며 노래를 불렀습니다.
* 🚔 리셋 곤잘레스는 플로리다 주 샌포드에서 음주운전으로 유죄 판결을 받았지만 변호사의 무죄 탄원이 기각되어 **경찰의 실수로 관련 혐의가 무혐의 처분**을 받았습니다.
* 🏉 호주 울릉공에서 제시 로즈는 무모한 상해죄로 **14개월 형**을 선고받았지만 법정에서 경비원을 폭행하는 소동이 벌어진 후 **형량이 8개월 추가**되었습니다.
* 🔪 러시아에서는 레오니드 그레저가 살인 혐의로 재판을 받던 중 법원에서 탈출을 시도해 혼란스러운 장면이 연출되다가 제압된 후 **범죄를 자백**했습니다.

키스 리오 카발리에가 훔친 마약 도구 때문에 경찰의 도움을 요청했다며 자신의 트럭을 법원에 충돌시켰습니다.

first, we head to Gulfport, Mississippi. This is the Harrison County Courthouse. This is a 1997 Toyota Tacoma, and this is 28-year-old Keith Rio Cavalier. 5:43 a.m. Cavalier illegally parked his red pickup right through one of the windows of the courthouse. [Applause] At first, Cavalier seems to be stuck inside the truck, but then here he comes through the window. Fortunately, both he and his flip-flops appear to be okay. Taking a few moments to survey the scene, Cavalier stands there cavalierly and eventually walks away. Thankfully, because it was so early on a Saturday morning, the building was closed, and no one was hurt. Police arrested Cavalier shortly after the incident. When asked why he did it, he had a perfectly good reason. He said he was trying to contact the police about his stolen drug paraphernalia, and apparently, he felt this foreign. It is unclear whether Cavalier got his drug paraphernalia back, but he did pick up charges of malicious mischief and

driving under the influence. Now to the more Justice Center in Brevard County, Florida. Two charges: assault and resisting. You have the public defender, Andrew Weinstock, and his client are appearing before Judge John Murphy, whose voice you hear. Senator public defender, what do you want to do? Did they file? They have. I'm not waving. All right, what do you want to do? What do you want to do? I'm not waiting. You want to set up your trial and set up for trial. Judge Murphy wants the defendant to waive his right to a speedy trial because the Court's schedules backed up. Weinstock isn't budget, and tensions are mounting. If I had a rock, I would throw it at you right now. You know, stop pissing me off. Just sit down. I'll take care of it. I don't need your help. No, I'm the public defender. I have a right to be here, and I have a right to say. I said sit down. If you want to fight, let's go out back, and I'll just beat your ass.

they both head to the hallway behind the courtroom, just out of the view of the Court's cameras. Believe it or not, they get into a physical altercation until Judge Murphy returns to the courtroom alone. Hello [Music]. I will catch my breath eventually, man. I'm an old man. Once Judge Murphy catches his breath, he continues with the rest of the hearings without Weinstock present. Your choices, considering there's probably going to be a changeover on personnel, are setting it for trial June 9th, or if you were wanting to waive Speedy, we would set it for July 15th. I would like to get it done as fast as possible. That doesn't help me. The incidents investigated by the Florida Judicial Qualifications Commission, who charged Judge John Murphy with threatening to commit violence against an assistant public defender, engaging in a physical altercation with counsel, and resuming his docket while defendants were without counsel. The case eventually reaches the Florida Supreme Court, which orders the immediate suspension and permanent removal of Judge Murphy from his post.

Andrew Weinstock later resigns from the public defender's office. Orange County, Florida, where the defendant is making his second appearance here on court camp. Jeremy DeWitt, did I say that right? Yes, sir. Yes, sir. 41-year-old Jeremy DeWitt is charged with carrying a concealed weapon. The Orange County Sheriff's Office is very familiar with DeWitt. Not him again, it's Jeremy. Since Dewitt's been arrested several times in the past and convicted once for impersonating a police officer. What are you doing? What the it look like I'm doing. Get the over before you find out. Stop telling your police officer. DeWitt runs a security company that provides escort service during funeral processions. But he has a long history of using this business to drive recklessly through traffic. [Music] block intersections [Applause] and confront other drivers when he believes they're disrupting his services. [Music] eventually caught up with DeWitt and he was charged in two different counties with impersonating an officer and

Failing to register as a sex offender, he was released on bond, and that's when police caught up with him again ten months later. A deputy stops him along with one of his employees. When he sees DeWitt carrying what appears to be a firearm, they'll reap for that firearm. Walk away from your bike. Keep your hands up. Keep your hands up. Go down to your knee for that firearm. You're being secure because you're openly carrying a firearm. You're openly carrying a firearm. It's illegal to openly carry a firearm in Florida. And after he's placed in cuffs, the deputy tries to remove Dewitt's helmet, which the faux police officer does not appreciate. Trying to identify me. When DeWitt learns why he's being arrested, he goes ballistic. I do not know that that is a firearm. That is a firearm right now. All right, Jeremy being arrested for carrying a concealed weapon. He's steal. It was just plain deal. That's not Plainfield. That's concealed. That whole house [Music] do it as furious with police and there.

seems to be only one thing on his mind. Give me understand it. Give me a lieutenant. It was his place. You. It didn't play. You. Give me a lieutenant. Sit down and be quiet. Where's the lieutenant? Where is the lieutenant? But the real police don't take kindly to his demands. Are you listening to me? Are you listening to me? I'm a deputy. I'm not an officer. You don't tell me what to do. Stop yelling at me and I'm gonna stop yelling at you. Do not yell. Do not raise your invoice to me. Yes, sir. Do you understand? You've already asked the sergeant for a lieutenant. You don't get to pick and choose who comes to the traffic stop. Do. It's taken to the station and officially charged with carrying a concealed weapon. But when it's later determined it was just an unloaded pepper ball gun, this online identifies as a Glock. Basically a Glock replica. Can you show me on here anywhere? I mean, I don't know why you have a light on a

less lethal, but can you show me anywhere on here where it gives anybody the idea that this is not a firearm, that it's less lethal? I can't answer that. I don't make those, but you know they're less lethal. No, no, I'm asking if I saw this, I wouldn't know that that's where you're at, but you can say that for somebody else. Okay, how's it going, sir? Good, how are you? The charges are dropped. Wherever you want to go, do you need a ride? Where can I take you? Isn't it amazing how nice you guys are? We just grew up. Thank you, but do it. It's far from being out of the woods because of this recent arrest. His current bond is revoked, so DeWitt goes before the judge to clarify the situation. I was on bond. They revoked my bond with a new charge, but that charge was dropped. Eventually set free with his bond back in place, but we'll still stay on trial for impersonating a police officer, and if found guilty, he could be looking at five.

years in prison. We're off now to Raleigh, North Carolina, and the Wake County Courthouse. [Music] Visitors, attorneys, and employees of the Court are entering the building and going through the main security checkpoint. Watch closely as this man picks up his personal belongings from the container. Whoops! He has no idea he just dropped his wallet, and now he heads to the elevators. It's not until he attempts to pay a court research fee on another floor that he realizes his wallet is missing. Inside is sixteen hundred dollars in cash. Fortunately for him, someone returns the wallet to another security checkpoint in the building later that day. Unfortunately for him, it's missing the cash. So security does some sleuthing. Moments after he drops his wallet, a woman makes her way through security and apparently becomes aware of the situation. [Music] He and the wallet head to the elevators, just missing the wallet's owner. Looks like he's checking out the contents. He goes up to the fourth floor. A short time later, he's back in an elevator. You can see what looks like the wallet.

Here in his folder, he gets off on the first floor and turns the wallet into security, minus the cash. He tells them he found the wallet in a bathroom. Security is able to track him down and arrest him in court. What was he doing in court? Defending someone because he is a defense attorney. He's convicted of misdemeanor larceny and, as a result, he's disbarred, fired from his job, no longer allowed to practice law in the state of North Carolina. Arrangements are made to pay back the sixteen hundred dollars to its rightful owner. Now we move on to Washtenaw County trial court in Ann Arbor, Michigan. Anything further, Mr. Kinatra? I would ask that you filed a sentence agreement runner. Okay, thank you, Mr. Adams. Nothing further. Thank you, Mr. Taylor. Is there anything you'd like to tell me before I sentence 21-year-old Brian Earl Taylor? Is about to receive his sentence for unlawful imprisonment and carrying a concealed weapon. Police reportedly found Taylor struggling with a man while putting a gun to his stomach. Hello, honorable Judge.

O'Brien. My name is Brian Taylor. I would like to start with my speech by saying sorry to the victim, Swan Smith, and I saw also to you, your honor, for presenting myself in your career again. These four months that I have been incarcerated, I have thought of a methodical plan to ensure I never go to prison ever again. I want to go back to school to finish my major in business management at Eastern Michigan University. I want to involve myself around people that I grew up with that have positive goals. In conclusion, your honor, I would like to apologize to the victim again. I am truly sorry. I am asking you to sentence me to 36 months, please, instead of 42, because I have a 70-year-old brother that looks up to me, and I need to be there for him as a middle figure to show him how to grow as a mature young adult. Thank you, your honor, for your consideration and letting me speak. And also, I wrote a song: Hello there, I know I wanna say I'm sorry for the things I've done, and I try and

be stronger in this life I chose, but I want you to know that door I close in your honor. I'm sorry, sorry, sorry, sorry. [Music] To my mother, I'm sorry, sorry, sorry, sorry. [Music] To the victim, I'm sorry, sorry, sorry, sorry, sorry. Yes, your honor, I'm sorry, sorry, sorry. Thank you, Ron. Thank you, Mr. Taylor. Well, you're obviously a talented young man, and I hope that you'll be able to use your time productively when you're in the Michigan Department of Corrections to take advantage of the programs that they have so you will be able to reach your goals. Despite his performance, Judge O'Brien explains the minimum guideline range for his crimes is 50 to 100 months. Regardless of his talent, Taylor sentenced to two years for illegally carrying a concealed weapon and another 18 months to 15 years for unlawful imprisonment. Five other charges against him are dismissed, so maybe it did have an impact in the end. Now to the Seminole County Circuit Court in Sanford, Florida. It's 6:30 PM, and a

long one-day trial has come to an end. Guilty of driving under the influence, that defendant is 46-year-old Lisette Gonzalez. Although a verdict for Gonzalez's DUI charge has already been reached, her attorney makes a final plea to Judge Fred Shaw. There are none of them have been presented for the jury to find the verdict that they did and do all the fields of body examinations that should have been done during the trial. It was revealed that Gonzalez was never given a breathalyzer or had her blood drawn. Yet, arresting officer Michael Wagner recorded that she tested above the legal limit of 0.08 in his official report. Wagner claimed it was an honest mistake but observed what he believed to be intoxication. I respectfully asked this court to grant the judgment notwithstanding department. The attorney is asking the judge to use his power to overturn the jury's verdict and acquit the defendant. It's a move rarely seen in the courtroom. This isn't the purely circumstantial case, and so I'm going to deny the motion.

for Joa, it looks like the case is closed, but Judge Shot has other business with Gonzalez. Now we have this other case for drywall license suspended two months after her DUI arrest. Gonzalez was ticketed for driving with a suspended license. Problem is, the only reason her license was suspended was because of the inaccurate paperwork filed by Officer Wagner. I want to be enlightened. It was a mistake, admittedly, by Michael Wagner. Testify to that today. He caused her to have her driver's license suspended for at least a few months for nothing. So you're gonna know across that case. I'm going to get mad at you today. The judge is addressing prosecutor Diana Mears. Perhaps why wouldn't you wait a minute the testimony of this officer, your honor. Then I want you to take him up on perjury, your honor. Will you take him up for perjury? He admitted it was a mistake, your honor. No, but he lied. He lied on a sworn. And that is that is not true. I'm dismissing. I'm dismissing. I am. I.

am dismissing this charge. No, I'm dismissing the charge. The judge has just dismissed the defendant's upcoming case, but he's not done yet. This whole case was fishy, and I have no idea how he—you know what—address on fire. You know what? I'm granting—I am—I’m rescinding the sentence. I'm granting the joa. Judge shot has just reversed his decision and acquitted the defendant on the spot. So you're granting it because you don't agree with the same position. I'm great at the joa. In fairness, fairness because you don't like the state's decision today, your honor, on the case. Now that I consider with Officer Wagner testified to and how many times he basically tripped over himself just to arrest this lady with no real probable cause, you're done. Motion joa is great, and you're not going to provide a written order on that? Nope. Do you want to feel me in case you've never been there? Thank you for letting us know that your

honored the defendant, Lisette Gonzalez, walks out of the courtroom free of all charges. [Music] Way South to Wollongong, Australia, for a sentencing hearing. Seated inside what's known as the dock is the defendant, 25-year-old Jesse Rose, the one-time aspiring rugby league player. Pleaded guilty to the charge of Reckless wounded for an assault captured in this surveillance video. After receiving a complaint about Rose's drunken behavior in a pub, he and his mate were asked to lead by security, but when he refuses, a second camera shows things turning physical. One of the security guards ends up on the floor, backing away from the situation. Rose then hurls his drinking glass at the downed man, striking him in the head. The guard suffered serious injuries, including a laceration and depressed skull. Now at sentencing, Rose's attorney made a case to not send him to jail, claiming he's a changed man, holding down a steady job, and living on the straight and narrow. But Judge Andrew Hassler makes it clear this is no Kangaroo Court, stating that

the assault was too serious to consider leniency, and right about now, he announces Rose's sentence: 14 months in prison. But as one door closes for the defendant, he kicks another one wide open. Unhappy with his sentence, Rose perhaps channels his rugby days and boots open the divider door. It's unclear what he says to these two security guards. One guard takes a step or two back. After some more drawing, Rose takes things up a notch and throws not one, but two chairs at the guards. Those are not folding chairs Rose just tossed; those are standard office chairs weighing up to 60 pounds or 27 kilograms in Australia. Which you might have missed is this guard who sneaks around the back side of the dock and, like a boomerang, flies back into action, first bobbing and weaving, then going down under for a tackle. With the help of the other guard, Rose is pinned to the floor. His girlfriend can be seen in the rear of the courtroom. Other officers eventually enter, get Rose to his feet, and escort him out for his courtroom tantrum. Jesse Rose was

charged with property damage and assaulting a law enforcement officer. An additional eight months was added to his original 14-month sentence. Foreign County Courthouse in Wilber, Nebraska, where a witness for the prosecution has just finished her testimony in the first-degree murder trial of Aubry Trail. All right, ma'am, you are free to go, and you are no longer sequestered. Thank you very much. Trail stands accused of killing and dismembering 24-year-old Sydney Luth after wooing her through an online dating app. His alleged accomplice, his girlfriend Bailey Boswell. They're both charged with criminal conspiracy to commit murder, as well as first-degree murder and improper disposal of human skeletal remains. Another of the prosecution's witnesses then takes the stand. Raise your right hand. Do you swear or affirm under penalty of perjury that the testimony that you're about to give is the truth, the whole truth, and nothing but the truth? Yes, I do. Please be seated. Bailey is innocent, and I curse you all. Trail, who has fallen out of his

wheelchair just attempted to slash his own throat with a sharp object after exclaiming that his co-defendant is innocent. Sheriff's deputies rushed to the defendant to disarm him. Stop recording. Trail is taken to a nearby hospital where he's treated for lacerations on his neck. He's believed to have tried to take his own life. He makes a full recovery. The judge orders the defendant to be handcuffed for the rest of the trial and instructs the jury in regard to the throat-slashing incident they witnessed. I'm going to order you to disregard the Outburst that you heard this morning and to not consider it in your deliberations at the end of the trial. Two weeks later, Trails found guilty of first-degree murder and conspiracy to commit murder. His attorneys have found a motion for a new trial. At the time of this production, he had not yet been sentenced. As for his co-defendant Bailey Boswell, a trial date is set for late 2019. For this next story, we want to warn you.

The facts are gruesome, but as you will see, daring escapes aren't only attempted in the American legal system. As we head over to Russia, this is 18-year-old Leonid Grazer, who's on trial in Moscow, Russia, for the murder of his sister, Eradia Coral. According to the defendant, he was commanded by Satan to kill his 21-year-old sister, whom he stabbed multiple times. Excuse me. Today, Grazer's in the Sherbinsky courthouse behind the walls of a glass cage. This practice is rarely seen today outside of Russia to prevent dangerous criminals from attacking, nor possibly even escaping, which is exactly what Grazer's planning to do. Yeah, yeah, it appears now that Grazer's calmed down, but moments later, he somehow slipped through the slats at the top of the bulletproof security dock. A gap in the video doesn't reveal how he did it, but if we look again, officers consider opening the box to stop him, but Grazer's way ahead of them. One officer strikes him, but he's not giving up. [Music]

the female officer runs over and presses a large button on the wall, calling for backup. Grazer's pants are coming off during the escape. The officer has a firm grip on Grazer's leg and is not about to let go. Then, another officer arrives. At this point, these Russian officers are not playing around as the taser comes out. He makes sure Grazer knows what's about to happen. [Music] Grazer's finally had enough. [Music] After putting his pants back on, Grazer will go on to make a full confession for the murder and said he had no regrets about what he did. For our next story, we go to Van Buren, Arkansas, but we need to warn you it contains some images that may be disturbing for some viewers. Foreign PM and things are quiet inside the Crawford County Courthouse. The man you see walking up the lobby steps is 48-year-old James Palmer. What you don't see is Palmer concealing two handguns and a rifle. He's looking for Judge Gary Cottrell, who

ruled against Palmer in a divorce and custody battle with his ex-wife. He pauses to check over his weapon. Palmer's just steps away from Cattrall's office. Thankfully, the judge is not in the office today, but two of his assistants are. That's Teresa Armor, who steps into the office where Vicki Jones sits behind the desk. Armor escapes while Jones suffers a gunshot wound to her leg. Her life is spared when Palmer realizes Cattrall isn't there and leaves. Theresa Armor runs for her life towards a lobby stairs. She ducks into an office. Palmer's right behind her, fully loaded, but he chooses to head down the stairs toward the exit. By now, the rest of the office knows there's an active shooter in the building and have notified police. A car on route to the scene is Van Buren police officer David Passen. That's Palmer exiting the courthouse. It looks like he's ditched the overcoat. Corporal Passen is headed straight forward. [Music] foreign ER fires a series of shots at Passen.

but the officer escapes his vehicle with only minor injuries. Several other officers arrive, and this small town turns into a scene out of the Wild West. Officers eventually hit Palmer. They moved to surround the gunman, who later dies at the hospital. Inside the courthouse, EMTs are treating the gunshot wound to Vicki Jones's leg, and luckily, no one else was injured during the shootout. This disturbing incident leads to increased security measures at the court, including metal detectors and a police deputy at the front entrance. Joining me now is Corporal David Passon from the Van Buren Police Department, who is driving the vehicle that was shot as he arrived at the courthouse. Thank you so much for joining us. That is incredible footage. What do you think when you look back on that? How am I still alive? That was my first reaction. It was just, This is, I mean, this is a miracle. Take us back, if you will, to when you got the call that day. Well, when I first got the call, I was told there was a fight in the courthouse.

[Music] and that's all I knew when I hit lights and sirens trying to get through the traffic. At what point did you realize that you were not responding just to a fight, but that you were dealing with an armed gunman? I had an unmarked detective trying to tell me where the shooter was, and when he told me, He's shooting you, and then I knew. I mean, my car was just getting riddled. [Music] All I knew was I had glass coming in on me, the noise was crazy, and I just thought to myself, Somebody just tried to kill me, so I've got something I've got to do. So how did you handle it? You can see in the video a Trailblazer come driving beside me. My detective, he drove his car in between me and the shooter. He got out of his car, I got out of mine, and we all kind of teamed up behind my car to figure out how we're going to handle this situation. So your car's been completely shot up. Were you injured at

all I had a shrapnel injury in my right calf. Well, Corporal passing, we really appreciate you taking the time to talk to us. Thank you. Thanks for being a fan of Court cam. Subscribe to A&E to never miss a new video and catch full episodes on aetv.com.

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특이한 사건: 걸프포트에서 브레바드 카운티까지

키스 리오 카발리어는 도난당한 마약 도구에 대해 경찰에 연락하기 위해 미시시피주 걸프포트의 법원 창문을 통해 자신의 트럭을 주차했다가 체포되었습니다.

플로리다주 브레바드 카운티에서는 국선 변호사와 판사가 법정 심리 도중 몸싸움을 벌여 판사가 정직 및 영구 해임되는 사건이 발생했습니다.

이 두 사건은 사법 시스템 내에서 비정상적이고 혼란스러운 상황을 보여줍니다.

체포 전력이 있는 41세의 제레미 드윗은 플로리다주 오렌지 카운티에서 은닉 무기 소지 혐의로 기소되었습니다.

그는 경찰관을 사칭하고 보안 회사를 이용해 난폭 운전을 해온 전력이 있습니다.

드윗의 최근 체포는 총기로 보이는 물건을 공공연하게 소지하고 있다가 적발되어 경찰과 대치하는 과정에서 발생했습니다.

드윗이라는 남성은 새로운 혐의로 인해 보증금이 취소되었지만 나중에 기소가 취하되어 보증금을 되찾을 수 있었습니다.

또 다른 사건에서는 한 남성이 현금 1,600달러가 든 지갑을 법원에 떨어뜨렸는데, 나중에 이를 발견한 한 여성이 경비원에게 지갑을 돌려주었지만 현금은 없어졌습니다.

변호사였던 이 여성은 현금을 훔친 혐의로 체포되어 변호사 자격을 박탈당했고, 드윗은 경찰관을 사칭한 혐의로 재판을 받고 있습니다.

브라이언 테일러의 사과와 선고

브라이언 테일러는 피해자 스완 스미스와 판사에게 후회를 표하며 앞으로 경영학 학위를 마치고 긍정적인 영향을 끼치며 감옥에 가지 않겠다는 계획을 밝힙니다.

그는 70세인 형에 대한 책임을 이유로 42개월이 아닌 36개월 형을 선고해 달라고 요청했습니다.

그의 재능과 사과에도 불구하고 테일러는 무기 은닉 혐의로 2년, 불법 감금 혐의로 18개월에서 15년 형을 선고받고 다른 5가지 혐의는 기각되었습니다.

판사, 리셋 곤잘레스에 대한 혐의 기각

쇼트 판사는 와그너 경관의 부정확한 서류를 면허 정지 사유로 들며 리셋 곤잘레스의 소송을 기각합니다.

판사는 경찰관의 증언에 불만을 표시하고 결국 그 자리에서 곤잘레스에게 무죄를 선고합니다.

한편 호주에서는 제시 로즈가 무모한 폭행 혐의로 선고를 앞두고 있지만, 그의 변호사는 그의 변화된 행동을 이유로 관용을 베풀어 달라고 주장합니다.

법정의 혼돈: 제시 로즈와 오브리 트레일

제시 로즈는 14개월의 징역형을 선고받았지만 법정에서 경비원에게 의자를 던지는 등 격렬하게 반응해 형량이 8개월 더 늘어났습니다.

시드니 루스를 살해하고 토막 낸 혐의로 재판을 받던 오브리 트레일은 법정에서 자신의 목을 베려고 시도해 입원했고 나중에 1급 살인죄로 유죄 판결을 받았습니다.

트레일과 그의 여자친구인 베일리 보스웰은 모두 살인 및 음모 혐의로 기소되었으며, 보스웰의 재판 날짜는 2019년 말로 예정되어 있습니다.

법정에서의 대담한 탈출과 폭력적 돌발 상황

모스크바에서 여동생 살인 혐의로 재판을 받던 18세 레오니드 그레저가 방탄 보안 부두에서 대담한 탈출을 시도하지만 결국 경찰관에게 제압당합니다.

아칸소 주 밴 뷰렌에서는 권총과 소총으로 무장한 48세의 제임스 팔머가 판사에게 복수하기 위해 법원을 습격하여 조수의 다리에 총상을 입힌 후 현장을 빠져나갔습니다.

두 사건 모두 절박한 상황에서 일부 개인이 취하는 극단적인 조치가 혼란스럽고 위험한 대치로 이어진다는 점을 강조합니다.

한 경찰관이 작은 마을 법원의 혼란스러운 현장에서 총격을 받은 차량에서 탈출하고, 결국 총격범은 포위되어 병원에서 사망합니다.

구급대원들은 비키 존스의 다리에 총상을 치료하지만 다른 부상은 보고되지 않았습니다.

이 사건으로 법원의 보안 조치가 강화되고, 데이비드 패슨 상병은 신고를 받고 출동했다가 총격범의 표적이 된 끔찍한 경험을 공유합니다.