redstate.com By Bob Hoge |
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Do you ever feel like our legal system these days has more laws to protect criminals than it does to protect the public? An Oregon state law requires that a defendant’s shackles be removed when in front of the jury to ensure that “restraints do not taint the jurors’ decision.”
What could go wrong?
Well, things went very wrong when Sheriff’s deputies removed the shackles from suspected murderer Edi Villalobos, who promptly fled the courtroom and spurred a two-hour manhunt before he was caught hiding under a blanket in the closet of a vacant apartment.
Things get wild around the 1:25 mark. Watch:
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