GOP presidential hopeful Jeb Bush, weighing in on the decision not to indict police officers in last year's shooting of Tamir Rice, said a grand jury has made a decision and that "the process worked."<br />"If there is a grand jury that looks at all the facts and doesn't indict maybe there's reasons for that," he told reporters after a town hall in Lexington, South Carolina.<br />"I don't believe that every grand jury is racist."<br />he former Florida governor initially confused the case with another high profile police shooting case in Chicago when he was asked about Rice.<br />"These tragedies that take place, there's way too many of them, and it doesn't change my view -- because we have those kinds of well-publicized cases of violence -- that we should be supportive of law enforcement," he later added.
