Michael Snipes, Dallas County first assistant district attorney/photo by Tracy Nanthavongsa
“I can’t overemphasize this,” Dallas County First Assistant District Attorney Mike Snipes said. “To me ... the case was never a political case. It wasn’t about white vs. black or Democrat vs. Republican. I didn’t do it because of that. I did it for the kid. If you knew the kid like I did, you would love him.”
September 05, 2018 at 06:03 PM
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Police officers are rarely convicted of murder in connection with on-the-job fatal shootings.
That’s why it was a historic moment on Aug. 28 when Mike Snipes, Dallas County’s first assistant district attorney, convinced a jury to convict former Balch Springs police officer Roy Oliver of murder and sentence him to 15 years in prison.
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