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Jury pays woman’s fine after convicting her for stealing 5000 dollars in jewelry because they felt "she is a victim too"
Posted by: Madness ()
Date: December 15, 2017 04:52PM

FAIRFAX, Va. (AP) — A jury that convicted a maid for stealing three rings from a Virginia home has paid the fine it imposed on her.

Jury foreman Jeffery Memmott tells The Washington Post he gave 19-year-old mother of two Sandra Mendez Ortega $80 the jury collected after it convicted her of felony grand larceny. The trial was in July, and sentencing Dec. 8 in a Fairfax County court.

The jury fined Mendez Ortega $60, her daily pay as a maid. Mermmott says “the general sentiment was she was a victim too,” and after “everybody chipped in” their collection totaled $80.

The case began when Lisa Copeland discovered her rings, worth at least $5,000, were missing September 2016. Copeland says she was outraged, and “I didn’t think $60 equated to the crime at all.”

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Re: Jury pays woman’s fine after convicting her for stealing 5000 dollars in jewelry because they felt "she is a victim too"
Posted by: I'm fine with this ()
Date: December 15, 2017 05:05PM

Madness Wrote:
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> FAIRFAX, Va. (AP) — A jury that convicted a maid
> for stealing three rings from a Virginia home has
> paid the fine it imposed on her.
>
> Jury foreman Jeffery Memmott tells The Washington
> Post he gave 19-year-old mother of two Sandra
> Mendez Ortega $80 the jury collected after it
> convicted her of felony grand larceny. The trial
> was in July, and sentencing Dec. 8 in a Fairfax
> County court.
>
> The jury fined Mendez Ortega $60, her daily pay as
> a maid. Mermmott says “the general sentiment was
> she was a victim too,” and after “everybody
> chipped in” their collection totaled $80.
>
> The case began when Lisa Copeland discovered her
> rings, worth at least $5,000, were missing
> September 2016. Copeland says she was outraged,
> and “I didn’t think $60 equated to the crime
> at all.”

It's called compassion. You should try it.

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Re: Jury pays woman’s fine after convicting her for stealing 5000 dollars in jewelry because they felt "she is a victim too"
Posted by: jvvjf ()
Date: December 15, 2017 05:58PM

Madness Wrote:
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> FAIRFAX, Va. (AP) — A jury that convicted a maid
> for stealing three rings from a Virginia home has
> paid the fine it imposed on her.
>
> Jury foreman Jeffery Memmott tells The Washington
> Post he gave 19-year-old mother of two Sandra
> Mendez Ortega $80 the jury collected after it
> convicted her of felony grand larceny. The trial
> was in July, and sentencing Dec. 8 in a Fairfax
> County court.
>
> The jury fined Mendez Ortega $60, her daily pay as
> a maid. Mermmott says “the general sentiment was
> she was a victim too,” and after “everybody
> chipped in” their collection totaled $80.
>
> The case began when Lisa Copeland discovered her
> rings, worth at least $5,000, were missing
> September 2016. Copeland says she was outraged,
> and “I didn’t think $60 equated to the crime
> at all.”


The older law suggests (around the beginning of University Law from Roman)

Twice the amount attempted stolen is the penalty.

I want the judge's name and address I may prosecute for public endangerment. However - more strictly it is the jewlery owners responsibility to sue the judge.



Obviously if this is like niggerville baltimore and democrat juries and judges refuse to prosecute democrats: everyone is in danger.

any fucking spic or nigger will be stealing if it only costs $60 to "get caught" and the $60 is returned to the theif

anybody makes money that way!

infact i'll go so far as to accuse the judge of being part of a criminal ring promoting that very theft

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Re: Jury pays woman’s fine after convicting her for stealing 5000 dollars in jewelry because they felt "she is a victim too"
Posted by: lxkuj ()
Date: December 15, 2017 06:01PM

it's a fucking spic with two children who likely hardly speaks english

she's on welfare. avoid working by having kids (which fairfax county democrats love - since republicans end up paying the bill)

if she's not having children to avoid work and fuck over america: she's stealing so she doesn't have to work

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DEPORT THE BITCH

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Re: Jury pays woman’s fine after convicting her for stealing 5000 dollars in jewelry because they felt "she is a victim too"
Posted by: ewhb4 ()
Date: December 15, 2017 06:04PM


NOTE IT WAS A FELONY MATTER AND THE JUDGE REFUSED TO CONVICT ANY FELONY CHARGE according to the washington post

that makes the judge complicit in criminal felony

infact it's a court marshal's job to insure judges who refuse constitutional law do not get paid (they'll leave if not paid)



Fairfax County Circuit Court Judge Robert J. Smith

I can bet the post and OP lied their asses off about the case.

little red riding hood

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Re: Jury pays woman’s fine after convicting her for stealing 5000 dollars in jewelry because they felt "she is a victim too"
Posted by: wp4hp ()
Date: December 15, 2017 06:05PM

crime victim: Lisa Copeland

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Re: Jury pays woman’s fine after convicting her for stealing 5000 dollars in jewelry because they felt "she is a victim too"
Posted by: 5j7e3 ()
Date: December 15, 2017 06:06PM


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Re: Jury pays woman’s fine after convicting her for stealing 5000 dollars in jewelry because they felt "she is a victim too"
Posted by: vcwnj ()
Date: December 15, 2017 06:08PM

perpetrator: Sandra Mendez Ortega

mexicans give great cry stories more effective than blacks. "it was all the rich lady's fault i had to clean her house poor like that"

(niggers do it to: but are less believed)

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Re: Jury pays woman’s fine after convicting her for stealing 5000 dollars in jewelry because they felt "she is a victim too"
Posted by: bhuml ()
Date: December 15, 2017 06:09PM

i worked with one fucker spic (many) but mentioning only what was ill about that:

all he did every day was rip off the parent company and rip off customers. any work done that needed to be done was purely incidental

no un-coincidentally the foreign devil married: a white fx co gov worker ! very likely how he is still on the take and fake at that place

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Re: Jury pays woman’s fine after convicting her for stealing 5000 dollars in jewelry because they felt "she is a victim too"
Posted by: ghpkv ()
Date: December 15, 2017 06:18PM

female teens (age 14-17) who get caught shoplifting are sometimes treated with a light hand, due to something called "nesting syndrom" and lack of adult thinking

that gift is certainly not extended to 19 yr old who do MAJOR HEISTS in private homes

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Re: Jury pays woman’s fine after convicting her for stealing 5000 dollars in jewelry because they felt "she is a victim too"
Posted by: udmjv ()
Date: December 15, 2017 06:18PM

ghpkv Wrote:
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> female teens (age 14-17) who get caught
> shoplifting are sometimes treated with a light
> hand, due to something called "nesting syndrom"
> and lack of adult thinking
>
> that gift is certainly not extended to 19 yr old
> who do MAJOR HEISTS in private homes

this female had already "nested" TWICE ON WELFARE

there is certainly no "nesting" arguement for her

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Re: Jury pays woman’s fine after convicting her for stealing 5000 dollars in jewelry because they felt "she is a victim too"
Posted by: Mark j ()
Date: December 15, 2017 11:09PM

I dont see the reason to give her money...the message is..” when I do wrong, I dont get punished and Americans pay me “

The wrong message was given...she needs deported!!!

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Re: Jury pays woman’s fine after convicting her for stealing 5000 dollars in jewelry because they felt "she is a victim too"
Posted by: nono ()
Date: December 16, 2017 05:40AM

I wish they had expanded on their thought process a little bit... how do they come up with her being a victim....I wonder how much compassion they would have when $5,000. of their things are stolen... they would probably kick they ass or f them up.... and then it would be.." a man had to do what a man had to do"

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Re: Jury pays woman’s fine after convicting her for stealing 5000 dollars in jewelry because they felt "she is a victim too"
Posted by: jdgne ()
Date: March 21, 2018 11:09PM

i'm sure this wasn't a democrat political move on the Court's part !

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Re: Jury pays woman’s fine after convicting her for stealing 5000 dollars in jewelry because they felt "she is a victim too"
Posted by: cintas employee ()
Date: March 22, 2018 05:03AM

Lisa Copeland and her husband are horrible people.
Attachments:
Lisa-and-Jeff-Copeland-News-English-Screenshot-1024x576 (1).jpg

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Re: Jury pays woman’s fine after convicting her for stealing 5000 dollars in jewelry because they felt "she is a victim too"
Posted by: short, brown, fat, and ugly ()
Date: March 22, 2018 07:40AM

cintas employee Wrote:
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> Lisa Copeland and her husband are horrible people.


No, dirty brownskin mexican invaders are worse. But these people are kinda bad for employing illegal mexican invaders

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Re: Jury pays woman’s fine after convicting her for stealing 5000 dollars in jewelry because they felt "she is a victim too"
Posted by: yp3xc ()
Date: August 09, 2018 10:19PM

i'm one person who doesn't forget all the unresolved lawsuits against government workers and democrats specifically

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Re: Jury pays woman’s fine after convicting her for stealing 5000 dollars in jewelry because they felt "she is a victim too"
Posted by: 9uftt ()
Date: October 30, 2018 06:10PM


let's not forget who the hell we're dealing with


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Re: Jury pays woman’s fine after convicting her for stealing 5000 dollars in jewelry because they felt "she is a victim too"
Posted by: jmcj4 ()
Date: March 02, 2019 01:27AM

jmcj4

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Re: Jury pays woman’s fine after convicting her for stealing 5000 dollars in jewelry because they felt "she is a victim too"
Posted by: Just sayin’ ()
Date: March 02, 2019 05:04AM

She looks like a lesbian.

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Re: Jury pays woman’s fine after convicting her for stealing 5000 dollars in jewelry because they felt "she is a victim too"
Posted by: Unit 8 ()
Date: March 02, 2019 05:44AM

Fuck'em.

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Re: Jury pays woman’s fine after convicting her for stealing 5000 dollars in jewelry because they felt "she is a victim too"
Posted by: vevjb ()
Date: March 15, 2019 12:08PM

vevjb

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Re: Jury pays woman’s fine after convicting her for stealing 5000 dollars in jewelry because they felt "she is a victim too"
Posted by: 9dfkjdj ()
Date: August 29, 2019 12:18PM

DROP DEAD DEMOCRATS

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Re: Jury pays woman’s fine after convicting her for stealing 5000 dollars in jewelry because they felt "she is a victim too"
Posted by: 09dfkjdf ()
Date: September 01, 2019 01:38PM

WHEN THE JURY IS STACKED AND AWARDS FX CO GOV HISPANIC CRIMINALS?

TIME TO PUT SHARON BULOVA IN JAIL

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