Governor Abbott's Pardon of Daniel Perry Sparks Controversy
The pardon of Perry, convicted of killing a BLM protester, raises questions about self-defense laws and political influence.
- Texas Governor Greg Abbott pardoned Daniel Perry, who was convicted of murdering Garrett Foster during a BLM protest in 2020.
- Critics argue that the pardon undermines the integrity of self-defense claims and reflects political motivations.
- Supporters claim Perry acted in self-defense, citing Texas's strong 'Stand Your Ground' laws.
- Evidence presented at Perry's trial included social media posts suggesting premeditation and racist views.
- The Texas Board of Pardons and Paroles, appointed by Abbott, recommended the pardon.
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