The failure to give Miranda in this case is really probably irrelevant. It doesn't appear that the officers interrogated after her arrest or that they intended to. It might be interesting to know WHY he didn't Mirandize her however. Was it because he recognized she was not competent?
where did you see that? I may have missed something.
I saw that too. Normally, I would say, thats not relevant, stay out of people's personal lives. But here, it might actually be very relevant. In the booking room, Jalali doesn't seem thrilled looking at the video, maybe realizing things were not as she originally thought and not justified. But she doesn't stop the nonsense, and apparently doesn't report any violations. Of course she wouldn't, if the one responsible for abuse is her significant other. I wonder if Loveland PD and supervisors knew of their relationship? Almost certainly they did.
The Chief would not elaborate if they were fired or resigned. I would imagine they resigned. To fire an officer requires a due process procedure that could not be done that fast.
