6 felony gun convictions, gets a 7th..........this is the problem.......

[2aguy]

We do not have gun crime in the United States because we have too many guns......​

We do not have gun crime in the United States because normal people own guns for self defense, hunting, collecting and sport...

We have gun crime in the U.S. because of the democrat party...........

Conviction #6​

In the spring of 2019, prosecutors charged Damien Stewart, then 28, with a long list of serious charges after an incident in the South Shore neighborhood: Class X armed habitual criminal, two counts of unlawful use of a weapon by a felon with previous convictions, ten counts of aggravated battery of police, aggravated assault of a peace officer by using a firearm, an DUI.

On May 6, Stewart and Cook County prosecutors struck a plea deal to resolve the matter. Prosecutors agreed to drop all charges except one count of being a felon in possession of a firearm with a previous conviction.

Then, with that one remaining charge, prosecutors agreed to reduce the charge to Class 4 aggravated unlawful use of a weapon — the least-serious level of felony in the state.

Stewart, who had been facing a mandatory sentence of six to 30 years in prison on just one of the charges against him, received a sentence of three years, which was offset entirely by the time he spent on electronic monitoring and in jail before he pleaded guilty, court records show. Judge James Linn oversaw the case and sentenced Stewart on May 6.

The next day, Stewart arrived at the Stateville Correctional Center. And he walked out the same day, according to Illinois Department of Corrections records.

State records show Stewart received a five-year sentence in 2015 for his fifth gun conviction, six years in 2010 for his fourth gun, three years for his third in 2009, and two years each for his first and second guns in 2008.

Contrary to what might be expected, Stewart’s prison sentences are becoming shorter with each of his recent convictions.

Gun #7?​

Stewart, still on parole for that conviction, appeared in Chicago’s felony bond court on New Year’s Eve to face another set of charges after he allegedly sped away from cops who saw a gun in his car during a traffic stop.

He didn't even spend time in prison for his 6th felony gun conviction. Now he's charged with his 7th.

Prosecutors gave Damien Stewart a very, very sweet deal for his 6th felony gun conviction in May. He didn't spend a single night in prison for it. Friday, he was charged with having yet another gun. Welcome to Chicago.

cwbchicago.com

 

[Opie]

That is a big problem Ive seen a guty doing 15 years for DRIVING and a guy with 5 for a weapons charge.... How can they not see it needs fixed

 

[DukeU]

Yea , but we need stricter gun laws, because the ones we have aren't working.

 

[hjmick]

I find that my suggestion that we enforce the laws we already have on the books before we start to consider more laws that would ultimately be just as useless as the ones not enforced and serve to punish only the law abiding gun buyers and owners, gets ignored buy those would strip me of a Constitutionally granted right.

 

[beagle9]

We do not have gun crime in the United States because we have too many guns......​

We do not have gun crime in the United States because normal people own guns for self defense, hunting, collecting and sport...

We have gun crime in the U.S. because of the democrat party...........

Conviction #6​

In the spring of 2019, prosecutors charged Damien Stewart, then 28, with a long list of serious charges after an incident in the South Shore neighborhood: Class X armed habitual criminal, two counts of unlawful use of a weapon by a felon with previous convictions, ten counts of aggravated battery of police, aggravated assault of a peace officer by using a firearm, an DUI.

On May 6, Stewart and Cook County prosecutors struck a plea deal to resolve the matter. Prosecutors agreed to drop all charges except one count of being a felon in possession of a firearm with a previous conviction.

Then, with that one remaining charge, prosecutors agreed to reduce the charge to Class 4 aggravated unlawful use of a weapon — the least-serious level of felony in the state.

Stewart, who had been facing a mandatory sentence of six to 30 years in prison on just one of the charges against him, received a sentence of three years, which was offset entirely by the time he spent on electronic monitoring and in jail before he pleaded guilty, court records show. Judge James Linn oversaw the case and sentenced Stewart on May 6.

The next day, Stewart arrived at the Stateville Correctional Center. And he walked out the same day, according to Illinois Department of Corrections records.

State records show Stewart received a five-year sentence in 2015 for his fifth gun conviction, six years in 2010 for his fourth gun, three years for his third in 2009, and two years each for his first and second guns in 2008.

Contrary to what might be expected, Stewart’s prison sentences are becoming shorter with each of his recent convictions.

Gun #7?​

Stewart, still on parole for that conviction, appeared in Chicago’s felony bond court on New Year’s Eve to face another set of charges after he allegedly sped away from cops who saw a gun in his car during a traffic stop.

He didn't even spend time in prison for his 6th felony gun conviction. Now he's charged with his 7th.

Prosecutors gave Damien Stewart a very, very sweet deal for his 6th felony gun conviction in May. He didn't spend a single night in prison for it. Friday, he was charged with having yet another gun. Welcome to Chicago.

cwbchicago.com

Nail on the head, we have a radical Democrat problem.

 

[BasicHumanUnit]

We do not have gun crime in the United States because we have too many guns......​

We do not have gun crime in the United States because normal people own guns for self defense, hunting, collecting and sport...

We have gun crime in the U.S. because of the democrat party...........

Conviction #6​

In the spring of 2019, prosecutors charged Damien Stewart, then 28, with a long list of serious charges after an incident in the South Shore neighborhood: Class X armed habitual criminal, two counts of unlawful use of a weapon by a felon with previous convictions, ten counts of aggravated battery of police, aggravated assault of a peace officer by using a firearm, an DUI.

On May 6, Stewart and Cook County prosecutors struck a plea deal to resolve the matter. Prosecutors agreed to drop all charges except one count of being a felon in possession of a firearm with a previous conviction.

Then, with that one remaining charge, prosecutors agreed to reduce the charge to Class 4 aggravated unlawful use of a weapon — the least-serious level of felony in the state.

Stewart, who had been facing a mandatory sentence of six to 30 years in prison on just one of the charges against him, received a sentence of three years, which was offset entirely by the time he spent on electronic monitoring and in jail before he pleaded guilty, court records show. Judge James Linn oversaw the case and sentenced Stewart on May 6.

The next day, Stewart arrived at the Stateville Correctional Center. And he walked out the same day, according to Illinois Department of Corrections records.

State records show Stewart received a five-year sentence in 2015 for his fifth gun conviction, six years in 2010 for his fourth gun, three years for his third in 2009, and two years each for his first and second guns in 2008.

Contrary to what might be expected, Stewart’s prison sentences are becoming shorter with each of his recent convictions.

Gun #7?​

Stewart, still on parole for that conviction, appeared in Chicago’s felony bond court on New Year’s Eve to face another set of charges after he allegedly sped away from cops who saw a gun in his car during a traffic stop.

He didn't even spend time in prison for his 6th felony gun conviction. Now he's charged with his 7th.

Prosecutors gave Damien Stewart a very, very sweet deal for his 6th felony gun conviction in May. He didn't spend a single night in prison for it. Friday, he was charged with having yet another gun. Welcome to Chicago.

cwbchicago.com

While I appreciate your messages......
You are totally wasting your time BECAUSE.......

Those out to take your guns are dead set on Making giant fascist iron-fisted government all powerful and your absolute ruler.
It makes absolutely no difference what is right or wrong or Constitutional. NONE.

Your guns are a threat to their absolute rule. Crime is irrelevant. Violence means nothing to them.
And they have used lies and fear to control many weak minded Americans to fight for their control.

Read this.....
Why Do We Tolerate the Deep State?

 

[Otis Mayfield]

Black?

Gang member?

 

[2aguy]

That is a big problem Ive seen a guty doing 15 years for DRIVING and a guy with 5 for a weapons charge.... How can they not see it needs fixed

That isn't a problem to them........they want gun control. For 27 years, 1993 to 2015, gun murder went down 49%, gun crime went down 75% as more Americans not only owned guns, but carried guns in public......

Hard to stampede uninformed people into giving them power to pass gun control with those numbers....

Since normal Americans who own guns don't shoot anyone.....they have to keep the tiny number of criminals who do shoot people over and over again...to create the fear and panic they need to push gun control.

 

[2aguy]

That isn't a problem to them........they want gun control. For 27 years, 1993 to 2015, gun murder went down 49%, gun crime went down 75% as more Americans not only owned guns, but carried guns in public......

Hard to stampede uninformed people into giving them power to pass gun control with those numbers....

Since normal Americans who own guns don't shoot anyone.....they have to keep the tiny number of criminals who do shoot people over and over again, on the streets....hard to shoot people in jail or prison...........so they have to release these guys to create the fear and panic they need to push gun control.

 

[2aguy]

While I appreciate your messages......
You are totally wasting your time BECAUSE.......

Those out to take your guns are dead set on Making giant fascist iron-fisted government all powerful and your absolute ruler.
It makes absolutely no difference what is right or wrong or Constitutional. NONE.

Your guns are a threat to their absolute rule. Crime is irrelevant. Violence means nothing to them.
And they have used lies and fear to control many weak minded Americans to fight for their control.

Read this.....
Why Do We Tolerate the Deep State?

I get it....my job isn't to change the minds of totalitarians with a predilection for mass murder........I put this out there for other supporters of the Bill of Rights....so they can see information they won't see anywhere else.....and for the casual reader who just stops by, who will never see this information and only gets a steady supply of anti-gun extremism from everything they watch on t.v., movies and the news....

 

[beagle9]

While I appreciate your messages......
You are totally wasting your time BECAUSE.......

Those out to take your guns are dead set on Making giant fascist iron-fisted government all powerful and your absolute ruler.
It makes absolutely no difference what is right or wrong or Constitutional. NONE.

Your guns are a threat to their absolute rule. Crime is irrelevant. Violence means nothing to them.
And they have used lies and fear to control many weak minded Americans to fight for their control.

Read this.....
Why Do We Tolerate the Deep State?

Makes sense when one looks at everything.

 

[Donald H]

We do not have gun crime in the United States because we have too many guns......​

To find the highest levels of gun crime and violence, one need look no farther than America's big cities where there are hundreds or thousands of guns per city block.

As opposed to rural areas in America where the concentration of guns is likely to be2 or 3 per square mile.

This provides some solid evidence at least, to disprove your claim.

Once that evidence is absorbed and found to be true, one might pursue the idea that the cities have a higher concentration of liberals and bad guys too.

 

[2aguy]

To find the highest levels of gun crime and violence, one need look no farther than America's big cities where there are hundreds or thousands of guns per city block.

As opposed to rural areas in America where the concentration of guns is likely to be2 or 3 per square mile.

This provides some solid evidence at least, to disprove your claim.

Once that evidence is absorbed and found to be true, one might pursue the idea that the cities have a higher concentration of liberals and bad guys too.

Wrong.....you don't know what you are talking about...........

Blacks own the fewest number of guns compared to white Americans..yet commit most of the gun crime....

Rural areas have the most guns, cities, the least....yet gun crime in the cities is more than in rural areas....

Also.....

As the below charts show, Democratic areas (measured by the party that controls the congressional district) are far more likely to experience almost all forms of malicious gun violence than Republican areas. These charts exclude suicides, for which data are not available on a congressional district basis, so it only breaks down the fraction of gun violence that is accidental or confrontational.
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A distinct pattern emerged: In Democratic regions of the country, which tend to be cities, people are more likely to be murdered with a gun than they are to shoot themselves to death.

In regions of the country won by Republicans, which tend to be rural areas and small towns, the opposite is true — people are more likely to shoot themselves to death than they are to be murdered with a gun.
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In the most Democratic regions, gun violence is more often committed against another, crimes that probably generate more news coverage and fear. In the most Republican areas, it is more often committed against oneself, suicides that may not attract as much attention.

https://www.washingtonpost.com/news...prising-way-gun-violence-is-dividing-america/


Please...try to inform yourself on the actual facts of a topic before you post...

 

[Donald H]

Wrong.....you don't know what you are talking about...........

Blacks own the fewest number of guns compared to white Americans..yet commit most of the gun crime....

Rural areas have the most guns, cities, the least....yet gun crime in the cities is more than in rural areas....

Reliable estimates suggest that agricultural land contains less than one gun per section and most of those guns are buried below the crop level and are inoperable.

While America's big cities run rampant with gun crime and violence at levels not experienced in other first world countries.

If you're looking for some more guns, don't spend too much time looking in corn fields.

 

[2aguy]

Reliable estimates suggest that agricultural land contains less than one gun per section and most of those guns are buried below the crop level and are inoperable.

While America's big cities run rampant with gun crime and violence at levels not experienced in other first world countries.

If you're looking for some more guns, don't spend too much time looking in corn fields.

I know it is the day after New Years Eve....but you really need to stop drinking....

 

[Donald H]

I know it is the day after New Years Eve....but you really need to stop drinking....

I have no interest in your spamming attempts to insult others. My point on the density of guns on large agriculture lands has been made. Do with that fact what you may.

 

[2aguy]

Reliable estimates suggest that agricultural land contains less than one gun per section and most of those guns are buried below the crop level and are inoperable.

While America's big cities run rampant with gun crime and violence at levels not experienced in other first world countries.

If you're looking for some more guns, don't spend too much time looking in corn fields.

While America's big cities run rampant with gun crime and violence at levels not experienced in other first world countries.


You don't know what you are talking about...


Among adults who live in rural areas, 46% say they own a gun, compared with 28% of adults who live in the suburbs and even fewer – 19% – in urban areas, according to a new Pew Research Center survey.

Rural and urban gun owners have different experiences, views on gun policy

Nearly six-in-ten rural Americans have a gun in their household, compared with smaller shares of suburban and urban gun owners.

www.pewresearch.org

 

[2aguy]

I have no interest in your spamming attempts to insult others. My point on the density of guns on large agriculture lands has been made. Do with that fact what you may.

I would tell you to come back when you are sober, but you are just as dumb when you seem to be sober...

 

[Donald H]

Among adults who live in rural areas, 46% say they own a gun, compared with 28% of adults who live in the suburbs and even fewer – 19% – in urban areas, according to a new Pew Research Center survey.

And 99% in the high gun crime and murder areas of cities don't say either way.
The corn and potato fields speak the truth when one digs below the surface. Potato guns being the exception.

 

[2aguy]

And 99% in the high gun crime and murder areas of cities don't say either way.
The corn and potato fields speak the truth when one digs below the surface. Potato guns being the exception.

Is there someone you can call before you get hurt?