😲 Frustrations mount in alleged Facebook Live killer’s case news #johnathanrobinson #rannitawilliams
Channel: They Devils
Date: 2022-08-09

😲 Frustrations mount in alleged Facebook Live killer’s case news #johnathanrobinson #rannitawilliams #facebooklive #ksla

Alleged Facebook Live killer Johnathan Tremaine Robinson, 36, of Shreveport(Caddo Parish Sheriff's Office)

Frustrations are starting to mount on both sides in the case against alleged Facebook Live killer Johnathan Tremaine Robinson.

Both the family of Rannita Williams and Robinson are growing tired of inaction in the case and want to progress.

But there’s a major roadblock.

The hiccup preventing this case from progressing centers around who’s capable of defending Robinson in his trial.

Family members of Rannita “NuNu” Williams, who allegedly was fatally shot by Robinson, quietly lined the back room of the courthouse and are growing increasingly irked with the trial’s delay.

“It’s very tiring that we have to sit in there and hear that they’re constantly arguing about the man power to represent someone,” said Claudette Robinson, aunt of Rannita Williams. “If you’re constantly in court and don’t have the man power to represent, it’s really like you’re saying he can go home.”

The Caddo Parish district attorney is seeking the death penalty for Robinson. But due to funding cuts, there’s a lack of public defenders qualified to try death penalty cases in Northwest Louisiana. That is delaying his prosecution.

“Louisiana is Louisiana, no matter where the lawyers come from, they should be here to represent,” said Robinson. “That’s very tiring, that’s very hurtful for anybody.”

Robinson sat in court Monday visibly irritated by inaction on finding him a defender.

“Get this over with. It’s a bunch of nonsense,” he blurted out.

https://www.ksla.com/2018/09/17/frustrations-mount-alleged-fb-live-killers-case/

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