@JonJonesBeardDean has declined to speak with investigators since Saturday, the warrant states.
He first refused to be interviewed by the detectives in the immediate aftermath of the shooting, and his attorneys told police that he was going to provide a written statement at a later date, according to the document.
In most police shootings, officers give an oral or written statement about what happened for an internal investigation, either immediately after the shooting or within 72 hours.
What say you? Most cops release a statement within 72 hours? he couldn't draft a letter with his lawyers within 3 days describing the events?
Can the fidelity of his statement be maintained if he cannot describe the events within 3 days? That's what I would be wondering as a jury or a judge.
If the statement is drafted later how accurate can it be? Or is it simply a ploy to come up with a better story?