2aguy
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The democrat party needs gun crime and gun murder to push their gun control agenda. They make the world into the crap hole they believe it is.............
Since normal gun owners, the owners of 600 million guns and over 19.4 million with the ability to carry guns in public.......do not use their legal guns for any crime...the democrats have to keep releasing actual criminals to commit gun crime and gun murder...to create the gun crime and murder problem they say we have....
A rational human being would think...hey, if you just stopped letting out the guys doing the shooting, we wouldn't have any gun crime problem...and that is the rub. Without gun crime, the democrats can't push gun control against normal people who are inaccessible to the democrat party because again, they don't use their guns for gun crime....
The democrats are insane.....
Three months ago, we profiled Cartez McGary as the 14th person charged with shooting, killing, or trying to kill someone in Chicago this year while on bond for another felony. Prosecutors said he shot a man during a robbery.
On Thursday, prosecutors charged McGary with shooting another man dead in a dispute over marijuana. He was on felony bail during that alleged crime, too.
The April charges — aggravated battery by discharging a firearm, armed robbery by discharging a firearm, and aggravated unlawful use of a weapon — stem from a botched robbery at a gas station on March 17.
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While the murder investigation was underway, Cook County Judge Thomas Hennelly decided that McGary shouldn’t be held without bail on the pending robbery and shooting case anymore. Instead, Hennelly allowed him to get out of jail by posting a $20,000 deposit bond. McGary’s mom posted that on May 27, and McGary walked out of jail.
Less than two weeks later, an arrest warrant was issued for McGary for Long’s murder. When police caught up with McGary on Wednesday, he jumped out of a third-floor apartment window, breaking “numerous” bones in both of his legs, Murphy said.
When McGary allegedly killed Long and then pulled off the gas station robbery, he was on bail for felony aggravated fleeing and eluding.
cwbchicago.com
Since normal gun owners, the owners of 600 million guns and over 19.4 million with the ability to carry guns in public.......do not use their legal guns for any crime...the democrats have to keep releasing actual criminals to commit gun crime and gun murder...to create the gun crime and murder problem they say we have....
A rational human being would think...hey, if you just stopped letting out the guys doing the shooting, we wouldn't have any gun crime problem...and that is the rub. Without gun crime, the democrats can't push gun control against normal people who are inaccessible to the democrat party because again, they don't use their guns for gun crime....
The democrats are insane.....
Three months ago, we profiled Cartez McGary as the 14th person charged with shooting, killing, or trying to kill someone in Chicago this year while on bond for another felony. Prosecutors said he shot a man during a robbery.
On Thursday, prosecutors charged McGary with shooting another man dead in a dispute over marijuana. He was on felony bail during that alleged crime, too.
The April charges — aggravated battery by discharging a firearm, armed robbery by discharging a firearm, and aggravated unlawful use of a weapon — stem from a botched robbery at a gas station on March 17.
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While the murder investigation was underway, Cook County Judge Thomas Hennelly decided that McGary shouldn’t be held without bail on the pending robbery and shooting case anymore. Instead, Hennelly allowed him to get out of jail by posting a $20,000 deposit bond. McGary’s mom posted that on May 27, and McGary walked out of jail.
Less than two weeks later, an arrest warrant was issued for McGary for Long’s murder. When police caught up with McGary on Wednesday, he jumped out of a third-floor apartment window, breaking “numerous” bones in both of his legs, Murphy said.
When McGary allegedly killed Long and then pulled off the gas station robbery, he was on bail for felony aggravated fleeing and eluding.
#14A: Man on felony bail killed acquaintance over a half-pound of weed, prosecutors say
Three months ago, we profiled Cartez McGary as the 14th person charged with shooting, killing, or trying to kill someone in Chicago this year while on bond for another felony. Yesterday, he was charged with killing a man, too.
cwbchicago.com
