The mom of Daniel Hambrick, who was shot and killed by a Nashville, Tennessee, police officer in 2018, repeated her objections Monday at a listening to for former officer Andrew Delke that the plea deal Delke acquired decreasing his sentence was made with none session with the household.

Delke waived his proper to a parole listening to held Monday, an settlement that was a part of his plea deal from final July. After dealing with expenses of first-degree homicide over the 2018 taking pictures, Delke, 28, agreed to a plea deal that prevented a trial and allowed him to plead responsible to manslaughter.

Delke acquired a three-year sentence, and the plea deal stipulated that he wouldn't search parole.

Hambrick, a 25-year-old Black man, was shot by Delke whereas fleeing with a gun, and his mom, Vickie Hambrick, reiterated her complaints in regards to the plea deal she voiced final summer season on the Monday listening to.

Vickie Hambrick known as the method that led to the plea deal unfair, secretive and racist, saying if roles had been reversed and her son had shot a police officer, he by no means would have been in a position to obtain such a beneficiant plea settlement, from a possible life sentence associated to a first-degree homicide cost all the way down to a three-year manslaughter sentence.

Andrew Delke, Daniel Hambrick, Nashville Police Shooting
Former Nashville police officer Andrew Delke waived his proper to a parole listening to below a plea deal for fatally taking pictures 25-year-old Daniel Hambrick in 2018 whereas Hambrick was fleeing on foot and holding a gun. Above, Delke speaks by way of webcam from jail throughout a parole assembly on Monday on the Downtown Detention Middle in Nashville, Tennessee, as his legal professional, David Raybin, middle, seems on.Jonathan Mattise/Related Press

Delke appeared remotely from jail in the course of the temporary preliminary listening to.

Attorneys on either side have stated Delke will seemingly serve a yr and a half in jail with normal credit.

Delke is serving time in a jail facility run by the Davidson County Sheriff's Workplace, not in a state jail.

A parole official stated throughout Monday's listening to that the Tennessee Board of Parole will situation the choice in Delke's case.

The Hambrick household has stated they didn't know in regards to the plea deal till after it was performed. Delke was about to face trial for a first-degree homicide cost.

On the July plea listening to, Vickie Hambrick sobbed, screamed, cursed and knocked over a courtroom lectern in a scene that briefly delayed the listening to earlier than the choose accepted the plea settlement.

After that July listening to, Nashville District Lawyer Glenn Funk responded by saying he had been in touch with them for 3 years and knew Hambrick needed Delke to be convicted of homicide and sentenced to jail for all times, and he needed to determine what was in the very best curiosity for the state.

Funk known as it "vital progress" as a result of it might be the "first evening Nashville has had a police officer in jail for taking pictures a Black man on obligation."

The Hambrick household legal professional, Pleasure Kimbrough, stated Monday that Vickie Hambrick discovered in regards to the parole listening to from somebody who's "maintaining with the case." The district legal professional contacted the Nashville sheriff to make sure Hambrick would be capable to attend the listening to below sufferer rights protections within the Tennessee Structure.

"If that was my son, the desk was turned, y'all would have gave him life in jail with out the parole and with out no listening to, and with out no bail, or something. Y'all would throw away the important thing on a Black man," Vickie Hambrick stated at Monday's listening to.

The Related Press contributed to this report.