To me, it looks like the court tried to amplify every excuse possible to avoid a murder charge. So they reduced it to manslaughter, then halved the 10 year sentence and gave him credit for time "served" under house arrest awaiting trial. Unbelieveable. A slap on the hand. I hope the family takes him to court and wipes him out in a wrongful death lawsuit. Imagine a role reversal, if this was a MAGA supporter running over a BLM terrorist and how the MAGA supporter would be charged with murder with hate crime enhancements. 2-tier justice. >"You didn’t intentionally run him over. I acknowledge that. I understand what the experts in this case are saying about how your mind work. And you didn’t intentionally kill Cayler. But he did die. And that’s a result of your alcohol consumption. You recklessly pushed Cayler to the ground with your SUV, you recklessly ran him over, and you recklessly killed him," Cruff said.