I think the allegation is that the 16 yo girl who drove the getaway car was a sexual assault victim of CQ. In investigating her claims, allegedly police found video of another girl who CQ filmed while he was sexual assaulting her. The shooter was a male friend(?) of at least one of the girls. Jmo
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But his attorney doesn’t state that, unless I missed it?
Oh you are right. He says:
“The allegations by the police is that this occurred as a result of a sexual assault against a number of girls by this victim” and I assumed she was one of those. The driver definitely isn’t the girl in the video though.
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“I can tell you our client is doing very, very well in custody from the standpoint of attending classes. Her behavior. She’s considered one of the top behaving individuals that is in custody in juvenile hall,” Hammerschmidt said.
The teen’s attorney said he received more evidence late last week from the Clovis Police Department.
That information could come out in the future Evidence Hearing.
For now, the proceedings are delayed until the next court date, which is scheduled for July 15.
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This attorney irritates me. His client should remain in jail, it’s irelevant how well behaved she is. The crime she is accused of is very serious. Even if the charge is dropped to a lesser degree, she participated willingly in killing someone. At any point she could have prevented Caleb’s death.
Regardless of what Caleb did or did not do. Vigilante justice cannot be rewarded.
The teen’s attorney said he received more evidence late last week from the Clovis Police Department.
That information could come out in the future Evidence Hearing.
For now, the proceedings are delayed until the next court date, which is scheduled for July 15.
Alleged Getaway Driver in Caleb Quick Murder Remains in Custody
Photo: KFSN FRESNO COUNTY, Calif. (KMJ/KFSN) -- The teenage girl accused of being the getaway driver in the shooting death of 18-year-old Caleb Quick remains in custody for now. That's as her attorney, Jeff Hammerschmidt, continues to push back against the murder charge she faces. KMJ is no
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This attorney irritates me. His client should remain in jail, it’s irelevant how well behaved she is. The crime she is accused of is very serious. Even if the charge is dropped to a lesser degree, she participated willingly in killing someone. At any point she could have prevented Caleb’s death.
Regardless of what Caleb did or did not do. Vigilante justice cannot be rewarded.
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That’s interesting. I knew his name sounded familiar. He was one of the prosecutors on the Dana Ewell case.“I can tell you our client is doing very, very well in custody from the standpoint of attending classes. Her behavior. She’s considered one of the top behaving individuals that is in custody in juvenile hall,” Hammerschmidt said.
The teen’s attorney said he received more evidence late last week from the Clovis Police Department.
That information could come out in the future Evidence Hearing.
For now, the proceedings are delayed until the next court date, which is scheduled for July 15.
Alleged Getaway Driver in Caleb Quick Murder Remains in Custody
Photo: KFSN FRESNO COUNTY, Calif. (KMJ/KFSN) -- The teenage girl accused of being the getaway driver in the shooting death of 18-year-old Caleb Quick remains in custody for now. That's as her attorney, Jeff Hammerschmidt, continues to push back against the murder charge she faces. KMJ is no
This attorney irritates me. His client should remain in jail, it’s irelevant how well behaved she is. The crime she is accused of is very serious. Even if the charge is dropped to a lesser degree, she participated willingly in killing someone. At any point she could have prevented Caleb’s death.
Regardless of what Caleb did or did not do. Vigilante justice cannot be rewarded.
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Girl accused of killing Caleb Quick appears in court as transfer decision delayed | abc30.com
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What they're saying about him - It doesn't matter," Stephen said. "They're not the judge, jury, executioner in this case, and they decided to be that role off of, to me, rumors."
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FRESNO, Calif. (KFSN) -- As a 16-year-old murder suspect makes his way through the justice system, families of other victims are pushing for change that could land the boy a longer sentence.
The teen is accused of shooting and killing 18-year-old Caleb Quick outside a Clovis McDonald's in April.
Investigators believe the suspect watched Quick for several minutes in the McDonald's before following him to the parking lot and shooting him, then leaving the scene with his girlfriend.
The boy will return to court in October for another status hearing as part of the process to potentially move the case to adult court.
The other suspect was in court last month; her transfer hearing could extend into next year.
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The teen is accused of shooting and killing 18-year-old Caleb Quick outside a Clovis McDonald's in April.
Investigators believe the suspect watched Quick for several minutes in the McDonald's before following him to the parking lot and shooting him, then leaving the scene with his girlfriend.
The boy will return to court in October for another status hearing as part of the process to potentially move the case to adult court.
The other suspect was in court last month; her transfer hearing could extend into next year.
Protests push for Prop 57 reform as male suspect in Caleb Quick murder appears in court
As a 16-year-old murder suspect makes his way through the justice system, families of other victims are pushing for change that could land the boy a longer sentence.
