In an interview, Republican delegates at Virginia Carrie Quinar claimed that the general candidate for democracy in Virginia Jay Jones made a violent statement about police officers during a phone call in 2020.
During an interview on Monday, Quiner claimed that Jones said in the 2020 conversation that if a few police officers died, this may be prohibited to kill other people, according to Virginia scope. a report. Jones denied submitting such a comment, according to the perpetrator.
The port asked Coyner to clarify what Jones was referring to when he said, “I told you this before” in the exchange of text 2022. Quiner claimed that he was associated with a hot phone conversation in 2020 about stripping the protection of qualified immunity from police officers, who paralyzed the officers from civil cases. (Related: According to what was reported, the Democratic candidate AG said that he put two bullets in the head of the Republican state representative, “PISS on” his grave)
🚨 More than disgust, excluding the comments from Jay Jones.
Jay is running to be the “best policeman” in Virginia and it seems that it will be a good thing if police officers are killed.
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Kenner told the perpetrator that they had a “hot conversation” on this topic and detailing his alleged position. “I have worked on the courts committee for a short period of time. A bill to remove qualified immunity for police officers, who protect police officers from personal responsibility in their duty and line of their work, and he believed that they should not make a qualified decision regarding the division, and that he was trying to escalate to protect them. So, will this lead to stripping my entire family of everything … will they be able to make a decision The second division? “I said,” I think people will be killed. (Related: The media considers full control of the damage to the Jay Jones scandal, which may cost Virginia Democratic elections)
Instead of holding accountability for his actions, it appears that my opponents made a letter to the court stating that he made 500 hours of “community service” for PAC, and it is not a charitable organization under the state law, to avoid the time of possible prison.
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Then Quinar narrated the alleged Jones’s comment. He said: “Well, maybe if a few of them die, they will move, not shooting people, and not killing people.” And I said, “This is crazy.” But he believed a firm belief that if qualified immunity is removed, the police officers will act differently, and I believe a firm belief that it will not lead to a good public policy, and police officers and the life of the public will endanger if they are forced to guess themselves in a decision they make in a moment by a violent person.
The daily caller communicated with Coyner to confirm the reflection of her comments accurately by the report. A spokeswoman wrote, “Quinar’s representative stands on her comments.”
During service at the delegate home, Jones Joint Care legislation It aims to eliminate the qualified immunity for police officers.
Coyner’s allegations come amid news that Jones sent annoying text messages to Coyner in August 2022, which threatens former Republican Parliament Speaker Todd Gilbert with “two bullets to the head”, saying that he would be on his grave. Jones was sentenced after an accident in 2022 of the reckless leadership and benefited from his community service by registering nearly half hours of service with his campaign committee, according to a report. (Related: Jay Jones used community service to condemn the reckless leadership to enhance his political profession)
New: Virginia Lt. Gov. Winsome Earle -sears Statement on the texts of Jay Jones and Abigail Spanberger:
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Jones Absolute At late on Friday to 8 news, in response to the messages related to Jeelbert, noting that he bears “full responsibility.” He publicly apologized to Gilbert and his family and indicated that he had contacted the former spokesman for his apology to him, his wife and their children.
He said: “Reading these words made me sick on my stomach. I feel embarrassed, shameful and sorry.”
The caller arrived at Jones for the comment but did not receive a response before publishing.