Here's a case just like the Trayvon Martin case yet no one says a thing. http://blogs.phoenixnewtimes.com/valleyfever/2012/07/cordell_jude_charged_for_april_murder.php
I demand Daniel Adkins Jr get justice http://www.change.org/petitions/jus...m_source=share_petition&utm_term=friends_wall
On April 3, 2012 at about 7:37 p.m., Cordell and his girlfriend Ronisha arrived at the Taco Bell drive thru located on 7233 S. 51ST Avenue in Laveen Arizona. At approximately 7:39 p.m. Cordell finished placing his order and was asked by a Taco Bell employee to pull up to the front of the restaurant and wait while they prepared his order. As Cordell exited the drive thru, Cordell admits that he had to quickly apply his brakes to avoid running over Daniel, who enjoyed long walks with his yellow Labrador Lady by his side and on a leash. Ronisha stated that she was facebooking on her cell phone when she felt the Pontiac Grand Am GT they were in make an abrupt stop.
Cordell tells detectives that Daniel yelled to him watch it as he moved from the front of Cordells vehicle. Upset from almost being hit by a car, Daniel swung his arm in the air, and according to an eye witness at the same time Cordell fired his weapon once, striking Daniel in the heart. Both Cordell and Ronisha claim that Daniel was holding a 3 foot long bat as big around as a water bottle. Ronisha states that Daniel attempted to strike Cordell once with this baseball bat, but because it was so big its size prevented it from entering his open drivers window. When detectives advised Ronisha that an extensive search of the crime scene revealed no baseball bat or any other potentially deadly weapon, Ronisha could not offer detectives any other explanation as to what she claims to have seen. Similarly, when told by detectives that an extensive search of the crime scene revealed no baseball bat or any other potentially deadly weapon Cordell stated that it may have been the brown dog leash, or possibly Daniels empty hand. However, witnesses tell detectives he was only holding Ladys leash.
Cordell claims that he drew his .40 caliber Smith and Wesson handgun from where he carries it, INSIDE HIS SWEAT PANTS ON HIS RIGHT HIP, and manually loaded it by racking the slide mechanism with the barrel deliberately aimed towards Daniel. According to Cordell, he shot Daniel as he raised an arm as if to swing at him again, although Daniel never struck Cordell, the car, much less Ronisha. When asked by detectives if he thought that Adkins would have killed both of them if he (Cordell) had not shot Daniel, Cordell stated that he did not think so. He claims that he feared that Adkins was trying to hurt him.
I demand Daniel Adkins Jr get justice http://www.change.org/petitions/jus...m_source=share_petition&utm_term=friends_wall
On April 3, 2012 at about 7:37 p.m., Cordell and his girlfriend Ronisha arrived at the Taco Bell drive thru located on 7233 S. 51ST Avenue in Laveen Arizona. At approximately 7:39 p.m. Cordell finished placing his order and was asked by a Taco Bell employee to pull up to the front of the restaurant and wait while they prepared his order. As Cordell exited the drive thru, Cordell admits that he had to quickly apply his brakes to avoid running over Daniel, who enjoyed long walks with his yellow Labrador Lady by his side and on a leash. Ronisha stated that she was facebooking on her cell phone when she felt the Pontiac Grand Am GT they were in make an abrupt stop.
Cordell tells detectives that Daniel yelled to him watch it as he moved from the front of Cordells vehicle. Upset from almost being hit by a car, Daniel swung his arm in the air, and according to an eye witness at the same time Cordell fired his weapon once, striking Daniel in the heart. Both Cordell and Ronisha claim that Daniel was holding a 3 foot long bat as big around as a water bottle. Ronisha states that Daniel attempted to strike Cordell once with this baseball bat, but because it was so big its size prevented it from entering his open drivers window. When detectives advised Ronisha that an extensive search of the crime scene revealed no baseball bat or any other potentially deadly weapon, Ronisha could not offer detectives any other explanation as to what she claims to have seen. Similarly, when told by detectives that an extensive search of the crime scene revealed no baseball bat or any other potentially deadly weapon Cordell stated that it may have been the brown dog leash, or possibly Daniels empty hand. However, witnesses tell detectives he was only holding Ladys leash.
Cordell claims that he drew his .40 caliber Smith and Wesson handgun from where he carries it, INSIDE HIS SWEAT PANTS ON HIS RIGHT HIP, and manually loaded it by racking the slide mechanism with the barrel deliberately aimed towards Daniel. According to Cordell, he shot Daniel as he raised an arm as if to swing at him again, although Daniel never struck Cordell, the car, much less Ronisha. When asked by detectives if he thought that Adkins would have killed both of them if he (Cordell) had not shot Daniel, Cordell stated that he did not think so. He claims that he feared that Adkins was trying to hurt him.
