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11:37Now PlayingThe Majority Report crew alongside guest Nomiki Konst discuss the case of a Colorado truck driver sentenced to over 110 years in prison for the tragic accident that resulted in the death of four people. The crew talks about the ‘progressive prosecutor’, the Colorado mandatory minimums, and the efforts being made to have the Governor issue a pardon.
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Matt Lech: There's a big story in colorado right now uh Rogel Aguilera Medeiros, this is from the independent, why truckers are rebelling over 110 years 110-year sentence for crash driver who killed four. And this is and look here's stuff going about no trucks in Colorado like hashtags that are spreading on social media it's unclear to me how widespread that is if it's just a select number of truck drivers or what's exactly going on, but there is a petition that's got millions and millions of signatures to try to undo this. Um is it who's the governor of colorado now Polis?
Emma Vigeland: um yeah I'd say Hickenlooper but it's not uh Jared Polis yeah you're a politician um yeah
so like that right now like just to skip to the end police needs to pardon this guy. But just to give you the story right, the truck driver moves here from-
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