Ohio law allows citizens to bypass prosecutors and seek a judge’s opinion whether to bring criminal charges. Judge R.B. Adrine found “...sufficient cause exists to charge Loehmann with murder, involuntary manslaughter, reckless homicide, negligent homicide, and dereliction of duty.”  He found his partner chargeable with “negligent homicide and dereliction of duty.”  The prosecutor ignored the ruling.

Independence, OH PD fired Loehmann for 'emotional instability', 'immaturity' and 'dismal firearm performance' during live-fire training.  Cleveland PD hired him anyway.

The DA submitted unsworn written accounts on behalf of both cops to the Grand Jury--they weren't required to testify or be cross-examined.

Larry, you failed to address in your reply the most important issue here--ACCOUNTABILITY of those who wield the power of life and death over the rest of us.  Do you SEE any in this case?

Neither cop administered first aid to the dying boy--why bother?  He was only a n***** kid...