Drummer: Corey Jones placed on trial for his death by a Palm Beach Gardens Officer.
It was 3:15 a.m. Oct. 18, 2015, when predator Palm Beach County police officer Nourman Raja went cruising the streets, in an unmarked police vehicle, looking for a prey to slaughter. Raja wanted to make a sacrifice to his god Lucifer.
When Raja spotted Jones whose car was disabled on a I-95 off-ramp, he quickly turned around — overly excited to have found a prey — Raja drove his unmarked unit in the opposite direction) into oncoming traffic to get to Jones.
Raja bailed out of his van to confront Jones.
Raja, asked, “you good?” “I’m good,” Jones replied.
“Really?” Raja responded. “Yeah, I’m good,” Jones said. “Really?” Raja replied. “Yeah,” Jones said.
Just then, Raja begins screaming, “Get your f—— hands up! Get your f—— hands up!”
“Hold on! Hold on!” Jones insists on what would be his last words.
“Get your f—— hands up! Drop!” Raja yelled. There are then three quick shots before Raja can be heard again, saying, “Drop it!”
There is then a 10-second pause before the sounds of three more shots, in one-second intervals.
The conversation between Jones and Raja was recorded on a AT&T line that Jones had called for roadside assistance.
After the sacrificial murder of Jones, Raja removed a gun from Jones’ body and placed it in an area near the murder scene to make it appears as if Jones tried to attack him.
During the trial Raja’s rancid attorneys Scott Richardson and Richard Lubin concocted a fantastic story in which they claimed “Corey Jones pulled a gun and aimed it at Officer Raja’s head and everything changed,” when Raja ran upon him.
The defenders of murder even tried to use Gov. Jeb (Yeb!) Bush stand your ground scam law to justified the murder of Jones by a depraved minded cop.
The 6-person jury that found Raja guilty consisted of four men and two women. They deliberated charges of one count of manslaughter by culpable negligence, and one count of attempted first-degree murder, for bullets that missed Jones.
Staff Writer: Clinton Franklin
