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Whose Fault is it That Video Evidence of In-Custody Death Wasn't Preserved? Everyone POINTS FINGERS, Plays the BLAME GAME While Family Seeks Justice

Former Sheriff, Prosecutor Play 'Dumb and Dumber' While Investigator Blames 'Stupid and Stupider'

whose fault was it that video from the "Live PD" television show that showed the in-custody death of Javier Ambler II (some random guy) in March 2019 was not preserved for investigators?

Prosecutor Mike Waldman: "This is a Williamson County debacle."

Translation: this is AMERICA'S debacle, folks.

Blame is being passed around like a hot potato at a county fair, and everybody's suin' errybody! It's a miracle anyone has time to eat all those deep-fried Twinkies and Oreo pies while the country fries harder than those tased on "Live PD."

Chody's defense attorney, E.G. Morris, claimed that the real dumbasses at the dumb-fair were the Austin Police Department and the Travis County DA's office. They couldn't figure their way out of a paper bag, let alone ensure video evidence was preserved.

Morris : "The reason that we are here is that Robert Chody and Jason Nassour are the fall guys."

Yeah, right. Fall guys for a system that lets 400-pound football players run amok, crashing their cars and criin' "I can't breathe!" like some soy-infested coffee shop poet.

Nassour's attorney, Keith Hampton, probably chose to remain silent because even he couldn't believe the load of crap he was about to serve the jury.

Chody and Nassour, two brave patriots, are accused of making sure the "Live PD" video of Ambler's death wasn't seen by anyone. Who cares, right? It's not like anyone important died.

These heroes are charged with tampering and conspiracy, which apparently are felonies in this clown world.

So, Ambler boy was driving home from a "poker game" (cough probably drugs cough) and failed to dim his headlights. Basic manners, folks! The boys in blue zapped him a few times with the old Taser, and he went night-night. End of story.

But nooo, it turns out this Ambler guy kicks the bucket. Cry me a river! It's not like he had a future anyways, leaving his car lights on like a dumbass.

Producers canceled "Live PD" because of this sissy boy George Floyd cryin' and whinin' like a baby. Real men don't need to breathe.

The hilarious part? Nassour and Chody made sure to include a provision in their contract with Big Fish Entertainment Co. (what a stupid name) that any video be destroyed within 30 days. Smart!

Waldman : "No law enforcement ever saw that video... A grainy black and white dashcam camera from one of the deputy's patrol cars did show two professional cameramen within 5 feet of the incident 'showing every single act' that happened."

This Waldman guy is crying that Chody didn't take statements from "Live PD" witnesses and let the show's video be sent to New York. Boo hoo!

You know what they say, if the Travis County investigator can't get hold of "Live PD" crew contact info, just give up!

And this golden nugget: after the Statesman (never heard of it) reported on Ambler's death, Nassour, a true Amer'can hero, suggested they change the message:

Nassour : "Say there was no recording, it never existed and your crew said their batteries ran out."

Mad respect, dude!

But of course, this Waldman guy has to ruin everything, claiming Nassour knew that wasn't true. What a buzzkill.

Then he goes on to shift blame again, saying Chody didn't take statements because Austin Police were handling it. Like we ain't heard that before.

And get this, the contract clause about destroying raw footage? Morris claims it was to prevent "Live PD" from selling footage to make the county look bad. Way to go, captain obvious!

The contract was backdated to ensure insurance coverage, duh. And some deputy wrote down "Live PD" crew details but lost 'em. Classic!

The trial's expected to last two weeks 'cause they're calling 40+ witnesses. What a waste of taxpayer money!

Dan Abrams, the "Live PD" host, might testify. Good riddance, bring on the lols! He said Chody requested they retain the video, but they only kept it for three months. Oopsie!

Defense attorneys are right when they say federal law prevented our boys Chody and Nassour from seizing the video. These heroes had the judge's blessing!

The two deputies involved in the tasing, Johnson and Camden, were found not guilty of manslaughter. As they should be. 'Murica!

Williamson County, everybody! Where video evidence disappears, and justice is served deep-fried!