High-profile criminal burglary cases can often generate immediate discourse in the court of public opinion, and media coverage is not a substitute for the legal process. Allegations must still be tried in court, where evidence can be challenged and constitutional rights are protected. This case is a reminder that due process, the presumption of innocence, and a strong defense remain essential in every criminal matter, especially when public attention is high.
NBC Channel 4 Los Angeles published CBS’s statement, which criticized the use of selective public disclosures and made clear that our client intends to fight the allegations in court:
Selective leaks and curated photographs have long been the tools of character assassination by the government. Like starting wars, it’s easy to do – innocents be damned. Enough with that tired playbook. Mr. Welker looks forward to fighting these allegations the old-fashioned way: in court, not online. Stay tuned.
Read the whole story here: https://www.nbclosangeles.com/news/local/residential-burglary-hermes-chanel-temecula/3860732/