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A |     A jury in Adams County, Colorado, has found Randy Roedema guilty of criminally negligent homicide and assault in the third degree in the death of 23-year-old Elijah McClain.Roedema and Jason Rosenblatt were the two officers first tried in connection to McClain's death.Rosenblatt was found not guilty on charges of reckless manslaughter, assault in the second degree and criminally negligent homicide.The two men, along with Officer Nathan Woodyard, who was first on the scene, and two paramedics, pleaded not guilty. The trial of Roedema and Rosenblatt lasted almost a month, with opening arguments starting on Sept. 20.The prosecution argued that the two officers violated department protocol by using excessive force against McClain. Prosecutor Jonathan Bunge argued that the two men failed to de-escalate the situation."When Elijah is on the ground handcuffed, he's saying over and over and over again, 'I can't breathe. Please help me,'" said Bunge during opening arguments, adding that McClain vomited after the chokehold and was drowning in vomit."There was no doubt that there was forcible restraint and heard the testimony from Dr. Beuther who said that ketamine is a sedative, but when someone is in respiratory distress they are at greater risk," said Special Assistant Attorney General Duane Lyons during closing arguments.The defense argued that the officers followed their department policies and training, instead blaming McClain's death on the EMTs who later arrived at the scene and gave McClain a shot of ketamine. The EMTs also claimed they were following department protocol at the time."There's little doubt that this case is a tragedy. But if you take the emotion out of this case, which is what you must do, the [prosecution falls] woefully short," said Don Sisson, Officer Roedema's attorney, during closing arguments. "They cannot prove Randy's actions or inactions were criminal in any way."Following the verdict, Attorney General Phil Weiser released a statement thanking the jury and calling attention to Elijah McClain and the McClain family."Today’s verdict is about accountability; everyone is accountable and equal under the law. And hopefully today’s verdict is another step in the healing process for the Aurora community and the state. I recognize that some people may not agree with the verdict, but we all must respect the jury system, which is a pillar of our democratic republic," he said in a statement. "The people who served on the jury are our neighbors, regular Coloradans who interrupted their lives for weeks to hear the evidence in the case, to deliberate, and to deliver justice. I thank the members of the jury for their service."We are here today because Elijah McClain mattered. He was just 23 years old when he died, and he had his whole life ahead of him. His mother, Sheneen McClain, has had to relive that tragic night repeatedly for the last five years. Yet I, and all of us, are inspired by her courage and devotion to her son. Sheneen has been incredibly resilient and determined to not let anyone forget about Elijah. I want to thank Sheneen for her strength, grace, and understanding. Elijah’s memory lives on as a blessing," his statement read.Interim Chief of Police of Aurora, Colorado, Art Acevedo, also posted a statement on X in reaction to the verdicts.“I know many have been waiting a long time for the involved parties to have their day in court," his statement read. "As a nation, we must be committed to the rule of law. As such, we hold the American judicial process in high regard. We respect the verdict handed down by the jury and thank the members of the jury for their thoughtful deliberation and service. Due to the additional pending trials, the Aurora Police Department is precluded from further comment at this time."McClain died after being stopped by police on his way home from a convenience store in August 2019. A passerby called 911 to report McClain as acting "sketchy" with a ski mask on; however, the caller said there was no weapon and that no one was in danger at the time.In police body camera footage, McClain can be heard saying, "I have a right to where I am going."One of the officers told McClain he had a right to stop him because he was "being suspicious."Woodyard then placed McClain in a carotid hold and all three officers moved McClain by force to the grass and restrained him. McClain can be heard pleading with officers in body cam footage, saying he can't breathe correctly.When EMTs arrived at the scene, McClain was given a shot of 500 milligrams of ketamine for "rapid tranquilization in order to minimize time struggling," according to department policy, and was loaded into an ambulance where he had a heart attack, according to investigators.McClain's cause of death, which was previously listed as "undetermined," was listed in the amended report as "complications of ketamine administration following forcible restraint." The manner of death remained listed as "undetermined" as it was in the initial report.The EMTs at the scene, Jeremy Cooper and Lt. Peter Cichuniec, will be tried together at a later date in connection with McClain's death.Woodyard will be tried separately because he was first on the scene and applied the hold, according to a court order.。    고 노무현 대통령 탄생 80주년을 맞아 오는 29일 오후 6시30분 경남 김해시 진영읍 봉하마을 생태문화공원 특설 무대에서 제17회 봉하음악회가 열린다. 올해는 노 전 대통령 탄생 80주년을 기념한 특별 강연과 시민 참여 프로그램이 마련됐으며, 기념우표 등도 새롭게 선보인다.26일 노무현재단에 따르면 이번 음악회는 배우 권해효의 사회로 진행된다. 노무현재단 경남지역위원회가 개최한 유스밴드 경연 대회 청년·청소년 부문 우승팀과 백양합창단이 첫 무대를 열고, 가수 이은미와 싱어송라이터 강산에, 팝페라 테너 임형주가 차례로 무대에 올라 다양한 공연을 선보인다.본공연에 앞서 오후 3시부터는 봉하마을 깨어있는시민 문화체험전시관 광장과 다목적홀에서 시민 참여 프로그램도 진행된다. 오후 4시 다목적홀에서는 <노무현 평전> 저자인 윤태영 작가가 ‘정치인 노무현, 대통령 노무현, 그리고 인간 노무현’ 특별 강연을 한다.노 전 대통령 탄생 80주년을 기념한 상품과 한정판 기념우표도 선보인다. 기념우표는 대통령의 생애 주요 순간을 담은 우표 14장과 우표 커버, 봉투 등으로 구성됐다. 이날 오후 1시부터 문화체험전시관 2층 노란가게에서 한정 수량으로 판매된다.문화체험전시관 광장에는 대형 케이크 조형물과 포토존을 비롯해 벼룩시장, 푸드트럭, 손 글씨 나눔, 반짝 가게 등도 마련된다. 봉하음악회는 노무현재단 공식 유튜브 채널에서 생중계된다.。

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