vile thuggery Wrote:
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> He will be on the streets again very soon - likely
> to kill another libtard.
>
> Because we have no name and no pic, he's being
> charged as a juvenile.
>
> Translation for you niggers reading this - "He's
> juvy bitch".
>
> For the rest of civilization, all those pesky
> juvenile convictions get wiped clean when he hits
> 18, less than a year away. And he gets that nice
> fresh start all the libtards love to talk about,
> this "past mistake" will be forgotten and not
> available to a jury for his next libtard
> takedown.
>
> Let's see if the libtards are pissed about any of
> this. Because any ire directed toward this poor
> misguided child is going to look like hate and
> racism to me.
Story's already out on this nigger. Turns out he'd already been convicted of a serious violent felony at the tender age of 14, but instead of being sent to jail, the bitch judge sent him to rehab (which he never attended).
No more women in the judiciary - they have absolutely destroyed our society.
http://www.fox5atlanta.com/news/da-teen-held-in-buckhead-armed-robbery-released-early
The teen held in the robbery and shooting of a wedding guest should not have been let out of jail.
That is the conclusion of Fulton County District Attorney Paul Howard.
Earlier in July, Atlanta Police said Jaden Myrick saw four people leave a private club in north Buckhead. They were waiting for an Uber car.
Myrick approached with a gun, robbed all of them, and shot Christian Broder, according to authorities.
When Myrick was 14, authorities said he and three others held up a woman on the south side of Atlanta.
The boy agreed to a negotiated plea sentenced to 15 years with 7 to serve in the adult system.
Myrick's attorney made a request to Judge Doris Downs to get out of detention with time served. The judge agreed and ordered him probation administered by a private counseling program.
But Howard maintains it soon became clear that Myrick's behavior did not follow the rules of the probation. And he said the violations occurred over and over.
At the request of Howard, the judge revoked the probation in 2017 but that revocation lasted only a couple of months.
Although Myrick was once again assigned to go to the private probation, Howard said there is no evidence he ever showed up.
"I am not opposed to rehabilitation," Howard said, "but it has to be the right situation."
A spokesperson for Fulton County Courts said the judge will have no comment because legal matters pertaining to Myrick are still active.
I wonder if a single solitary white DC progressive friend of this idiot will be red pilled by this experience. Probably not.