Police are wondering why they bother going to work. As Newsom grabs guns from law abiding citizens he’s letting hardened repeat felons loose right after being arrested.
From the Kings County Sheriff’s Dept:
Good evening folks and welcome to the end of day 26 of Governor Newsom's shelter in place order!
As we continue to live in lock-up to slow the spread of Covid-19, Governor Newsom directed Chief Justice Tani G. Cantil-Sakauye to alter the bail schedule to release thousands of arrestees back onto our streets. This bail schedule directly affects all 58 counties in the State of California and does not take in to account counties and jails that have zero cases of Covid-19, such is the case in many of our local jails.
In addition to the untold number of people released from jail comes a brand spanking new $0 bail for most new Felony and Misdemeanor offenses. This new order debilitates law enforcement of the ability to arrest and hold people who have committed the following crimes:
“Child abuse and endangerment, trafficking of heroin and/or methamphetamine to our youth, physical or financial abuse of an elder adult, abuse of a dependent adult, human trafficking for labor, fraud, and embezzlement of millions of dollars, obstructing or delaying a public health emergency worker, auto-theft, burglary, and even the jail inmates who are receiving critical mental health treatment to name a few.”
Folks you read that correctly, this new $0 bail as drafted makes it all but impossible for us to protect our citizens who are victims of these crimes. Anyone arrested for a $0 bail crime will be empowered to continue to commit that crime again or others of the same without fear of incarceration for the time being.
To make matters worse this order not only lasts THROUGH the length of the emergency declaration but will EXTEND another 90 days past the date our State reopens.
Think of the amount of hard work potentially wasted with this inception. An investigation starts off with a victim and a report is taken along with evidence gathered or collected. Then the investigation continues with some good solid cop work and hopefully the suspect is arrested. However with a $0 bail the perpetrator will not go to jail. He will simply be given a court date and released.
While this order will expire 90 days past the end of declared emergency it continues to show the true intent of the many politicians in California. It is a continuation in the long line of pro crime laws passed again and again in California.
Many Sheriffs and District Attorneys up and down the State of California have spoken out against this unwise and unjust order. Including many of our own local leaders.
So while we are ordered to stay locked up in our homes, criminals are being allowed to roam our streets free to commit a spectrum of crimes without fear of being locked up.
What could possibly go wrong?
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From the Kings County Sheriff’s Dept:
Good evening folks and welcome to the end of day 26 of Governor Newsom's shelter in place order!
As we continue to live in lock-up to slow the spread of Covid-19, Governor Newsom directed Chief Justice Tani G. Cantil-Sakauye to alter the bail schedule to release thousands of arrestees back onto our streets. This bail schedule directly affects all 58 counties in the State of California and does not take in to account counties and jails that have zero cases of Covid-19, such is the case in many of our local jails.
In addition to the untold number of people released from jail comes a brand spanking new $0 bail for most new Felony and Misdemeanor offenses. This new order debilitates law enforcement of the ability to arrest and hold people who have committed the following crimes:
“Child abuse and endangerment, trafficking of heroin and/or methamphetamine to our youth, physical or financial abuse of an elder adult, abuse of a dependent adult, human trafficking for labor, fraud, and embezzlement of millions of dollars, obstructing or delaying a public health emergency worker, auto-theft, burglary, and even the jail inmates who are receiving critical mental health treatment to name a few.”
Folks you read that correctly, this new $0 bail as drafted makes it all but impossible for us to protect our citizens who are victims of these crimes. Anyone arrested for a $0 bail crime will be empowered to continue to commit that crime again or others of the same without fear of incarceration for the time being.
To make matters worse this order not only lasts THROUGH the length of the emergency declaration but will EXTEND another 90 days past the date our State reopens.
Think of the amount of hard work potentially wasted with this inception. An investigation starts off with a victim and a report is taken along with evidence gathered or collected. Then the investigation continues with some good solid cop work and hopefully the suspect is arrested. However with a $0 bail the perpetrator will not go to jail. He will simply be given a court date and released.
While this order will expire 90 days past the end of declared emergency it continues to show the true intent of the many politicians in California. It is a continuation in the long line of pro crime laws passed again and again in California.
Many Sheriffs and District Attorneys up and down the State of California have spoken out against this unwise and unjust order. Including many of our own local leaders.
So while we are ordered to stay locked up in our homes, criminals are being allowed to roam our streets free to commit a spectrum of crimes without fear of being locked up.
What could possibly go wrong?
#kcdsa #cssa #districtattorney #californiachiefjustice #procrime #covid19 #prosecutorsassociation
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