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Revolving doors

Posted by David Hardy · 1 March 2008 07:55 PM

I don't usually comment on "revolving door justice," because in most States (and certainly under the Federal Guidelines), sentencing is pretty strict. But this case out of Florida certainly merits that label. Watch the video for a list of his priors.

The Federal Sentencing Guidelines do not have an enhancement for felonious stupid, but if they it would surely add on 20 points.The gang leader posts video to YouTube threatening the police, daring them to arrest him, and in the course of it waving around a gun, when he's a felon with a few dozen convictions to do. The police of course took him up on the dare.

· Crime and statistics

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The Mechanic | March 3, 2008 1:26 PM | Reply

You people that want to impose'diversity' on us, why don't you invite your boy up to your security-gated mansions? At least we have honest crime numbers not like foreign countries that make up lower numbers and point at the U.S. and call us the most unjust society. Nobody forced that bird-terd to commit his crimes.

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