Jamal Trulove, a film director and actor wrongly convicted by Kamala Harris when she was the San Francisco district attorney, has announced his endorsement of former President Donald Trump.
In a video posted to YouTube, Trulove stated, "In 2008, I was framed for murder and wrongfully convicted by the office of Kamala Harris, sentenced 50 [years] to life in prison." He would go on to explain the accusations against him and his decision to endorse Trump in November's election.
Thankfully, Trulove only spent seven years in prison as opposed to half a century but that is still the better part of a decade of life lost thanks to Harris and her shoddy prosecution.
Trulove was convicted in 2010 of first-degree murder with a firearm after being arrested in October 2008 for an October 2007 killing.
He also was hit with being a felon in possession of a firearm because he had a previous conviction for receiving stolen goods, a major escalation on account of a much less serious crime.
Trulove knew he was innocent but he still watched Kamala Harris smile and laugh when he was sentenced to 50 years to life in prison.
Harris was serving as San Francisco's district attorney, a position she held from 2004 to 2011, and was deeply involved in wrongfully convicting Trulove.
Trulove explained that she was in the courtroom for his sentencing saying, "When they came with the verdict guilty … I turned around, and I looked, and I saw Kamala Harris. We locked eyes this one time, and she laughed.”
After he was convicted, he appealed the conviction leading to California's First District Court of Appeal reducing his charge from first-degree murder to second-degree murder.
In the following hearings, it was revealed that Assistant District Attorney Linda Allen, who worked directly beside Harris, committed misconduct by claiming Trulove had intimidated a witness without presenting evidence.
This would lead to a retrial in 2015 where Trulove's lawyers demonstrated that the evidence did not convict him and he was finally acquitted.
Trulove blasted Harris stating that, "She was the head of it, she overseen it. She had to, it was a murder case, right? And at the end of my paperwork, it’s a stamp and seal, ‘Office of Kamala Harris.'"
Following his acquittal Trulove went on to file a federal civil rights lawsuit against the city and county of San Francisco over the misconduct of Harris's office. Two years later Trulove would be awarded $10 million and then win a settlement after an appeal for $13.1 million.
Trulove didn't hold back saying, "And if you’re wondering if I’m going to be voting for Kamala Laugh-a-Lot Harris, f*** no. I’m going with Donald Trump. Where’s my red hat at?”
Kamala Harris's past as a dirty cop is being covered up by the mainstream media but Trulove is doing his part in blowing her cover. The irony of the Democrat Party running a dirty cop who locked up innocent Black men is almost too unbelievable.
