2aguy
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The socialist mayor of New york is turning the city into the hell hole it was in the 1970s.......and this democrat judge is helping....
Please, can some anti-gun left winger explain why democrat judges keep letting known, repeat, violent gun offenders out of jail on Bond...after repeated gun offenses up to and including murder?
Judge Releases Convicted Killer On No Bond For New Gun Charges Tied To Shooting
Shakeil Chandler, 32, was sentenced to eight years in prison for manslaughter following the 2006 shooting death of 16-year-old Mario Young, the New York Post reported.
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Just before 2 a.m. on Oct. 4, New York police were dispatched to a “ShotSpotter” report of gunfire in the 1300-block of Beach Avenue, according to the New York Post.
Officers arrived to find a 32-year-old man suffering from a gunshot wound.
They also allegedly spotted Chandler trying to hide a .357 Magnum revolver by kicking it under a nearby car, the New York Post reported.
The victim refused to cooperate with investigators, and Chandler was ultimately arrested on three counts of weapon and firearm possession since the revolver was “in his custody and control, on the ground near [his] foot,” according to the criminal complaint.
Prosecutors asked Bronx Criminal Court Judge Jeanine Johnson to hold the convicted murderer on $75,000 bail, but Johnson kicked him loose without bail instead, the New York Post reported.
Johnson justified the release by noting that the reputed Crips gang member “has full custody of his child,” and that the New York City Criminal Justice Agency also recommended that he be released without bail.
“It appears that she followed the recommendation of the pre-trial services agency which evaluated the defendant and obviously, in her estimation, she agreed with their assessment,” Office of Court Administration spokesperson Lucian Chalfen told the New York Post.
Juanita Young, the 66-year-old mother of Mario Young, slammed Johnson’s decision to release her son’s killer.
“If you can’t handle the caseload, you need to do another job,” she told the New York Post. “If you can’t make the correct call, step aside.”
One source told the paper that Johnson placed society at risk by releasing Chandler.
“By releasing him on the streets, the judge is threatening the community and protecting a killer,” the source said.
Please, can some anti-gun left winger explain why democrat judges keep letting known, repeat, violent gun offenders out of jail on Bond...after repeated gun offenses up to and including murder?
Judge Releases Convicted Killer On No Bond For New Gun Charges Tied To Shooting
Shakeil Chandler, 32, was sentenced to eight years in prison for manslaughter following the 2006 shooting death of 16-year-old Mario Young, the New York Post reported.
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Just before 2 a.m. on Oct. 4, New York police were dispatched to a “ShotSpotter” report of gunfire in the 1300-block of Beach Avenue, according to the New York Post.
Officers arrived to find a 32-year-old man suffering from a gunshot wound.
They also allegedly spotted Chandler trying to hide a .357 Magnum revolver by kicking it under a nearby car, the New York Post reported.
The victim refused to cooperate with investigators, and Chandler was ultimately arrested on three counts of weapon and firearm possession since the revolver was “in his custody and control, on the ground near [his] foot,” according to the criminal complaint.
Prosecutors asked Bronx Criminal Court Judge Jeanine Johnson to hold the convicted murderer on $75,000 bail, but Johnson kicked him loose without bail instead, the New York Post reported.
Johnson justified the release by noting that the reputed Crips gang member “has full custody of his child,” and that the New York City Criminal Justice Agency also recommended that he be released without bail.
“It appears that she followed the recommendation of the pre-trial services agency which evaluated the defendant and obviously, in her estimation, she agreed with their assessment,” Office of Court Administration spokesperson Lucian Chalfen told the New York Post.
Juanita Young, the 66-year-old mother of Mario Young, slammed Johnson’s decision to release her son’s killer.
“If you can’t handle the caseload, you need to do another job,” she told the New York Post. “If you can’t make the correct call, step aside.”
One source told the paper that Johnson placed society at risk by releasing Chandler.
“By releasing him on the streets, the judge is threatening the community and protecting a killer,” the source said.