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May 28th, 2008 
Comment from LilPuma 
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Great show, Dana and thank you to Pat, Wendy, Denise and Connie for joining Dana and sharing your knowledge and insights. May God comfort the family and friends of Rodney Johnson. Jurors can be dumb. Officer Johnson knew he could be killed in the line of duty. That does not give someone the right to kill them. Nor is it any kind of defense. Blaming the victim, in whole or in part, is something we need to fight. It seems to be a common phenomenon. There’s a difference between anaylzying the victims actions and seeing what they should have or could have done differently and using their behavior to diminish the responsibility of the criminal for his action.