Anonymous wrote:

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Anonymous wrote:The suspect was released from prison the day before:

https://twitter.com/VA4SafeComm/status/1640495230758580225?t=n8spX9L7jXUlnh1SBW2aFg&s=19

Of course he was. Just released means it's time to commit another crime! JFC.

It sucks that this happened….but what was supposed to happen after someone serves their time in prison?

They are dumped on the streets with little support. It’s the same story across the country.

Come on man, once someone is released from prison, can't they go I dunno, more than 24 hours before attempting to murder someone? Let's be honest here, NO amount of support would help this criminal after being released. Some people just have to accept the fact that there is a certain fraction of humans that exist on this planet who have truly evil souls beyond redemption and salvation. Literal human peices of gutter trash. They deserve no space in civilized society, ever.

Agreed that this is terrifying. And some fraction of people can't be redeemed. But that fraction can be reduced through proper support - though I know it's damn hard to figure out what that means. But throwing away the key for everyone who might commit a future crime isn't feasible either. And remember that the US already imprisons way more people than in other countries.

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:The suspect was released from prison the day before:

https://twitter.com/VA4SafeComm/status/1640495230758580225?t=n8spX9L7jXUlnh1SBW2aFg&s=19

Of course he was. Just released means it's time to commit another crime! JFC.

When murder suspects are let out on bail, there's not much hope for pretrial detention.

https://www.washingtonpost.com/dc-md-va/2023/03/27/makiyah-murder-trial-marquel-cobbs-arrested/

I can’t believe they let the guy who killed a 10 year old girl out on bail. This is a bad dude who rolls up on a residential block on a summer evening and sprays the crowd with 70 bullets.

Don’t worry though - the 1/6ers aren’t out to hold government accountable so you’re safe!!

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:The suspect was released from prison the day before:

https://twitter.com/VA4SafeComm/status/1640495230758580225?t=n8spX9L7jXUlnh1SBW2aFg&s=19

Of course he was. Just released means it's time to commit another crime! JFC.

It sucks that this happened….but what was supposed to happen after someone serves their time in prison?

They are dumped on the streets with little support. It’s the same story across the country.

Come on man, once someone is released from prison, can't they go I dunno, more than 24 hours before attempting to murder someone? Let's be honest here, NO amount of support would help this criminal after being released. Some people just have to accept the fact that there is a certain fraction of humans that exist on this planet who have truly evil souls beyond redemption and salvation. Literal human peices of gutter trash. They deserve no space in civilized society, ever.

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:The suspect was released from prison the day before:

https://twitter.com/VA4SafeComm/status/1640495230758580225?t=n8spX9L7jXUlnh1SBW2aFg&s=19

Of course he was. Just released means it's time to commit another crime! JFC.

It sucks that this happened….but what was supposed to happen after someone serves their time in prison?

They are dumped on the streets with little support. It’s the same story across the country.

There are a lot of options that don’t involve stabbing somebody. There are millions of poor, homeless people who manage not to deliberately injure others. People like you who excuse violence are part of the problem.

I don't read it as excusing the violence. I read it as a counter to all the people who lust after blaming every crime that takes place on Charles Allen or the Council at large.

hmm well this guy’s original felony was forced prostitution. given that CA et al recently wanted to legalize prostitution, it would have been much harder to convict him originally. also want to take bets on whether CA would support civil detention of mentally ill violent inmates after the completement of their sentences?

You do know there is a difference between "prostitution' and "forced prostitution?"

What I know is that decriminalizing “voluntary” prostitution would make it much harder to prosecute pimps and would increase the prevalence of forced prostitution.

Anonymous wrote:So why did the pimp stab this guy? None of this makes any sense

Maybe he preferred three meals a day and a roof over his head?

Anonymous wrote:So why did the pimp stab this guy? None of this makes any sense

Criminals gonna crim

Anonymous wrote:So why did the pimp stab this guy? None of this makes any sense

because the drugs that he obtained while incarcerated were of the type that dominate the trade now —- with additives that permanently change the brain into a state resembling schizophrenia. The product coming up from Mexico is cut with unlabeled additives that promote paranoia. See for example, 92% of the people living in tents throughout DC, and other major cities.

And yes, he certainly would’ve been supplied drugs while in prison. A former DC pimp is going to maintain connections inside

So why did the pimp stab this guy? None of this makes any sense

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:The suspect was released from prison the day before:

https://twitter.com/VA4SafeComm/status/1640495230758580225?t=n8spX9L7jXUlnh1SBW2aFg&s=19

Of course he was. Just released means it's time to commit another crime! JFC.

It sucks that this happened….but what was supposed to happen after someone serves their time in prison?

They are dumped on the streets with little support. It’s the same story across the country.

There are a lot of options that don’t involve stabbing somebody. There are millions of poor, homeless people who manage not to deliberately injure others. People like you who excuse violence are part of the problem.

I don't read it as excusing the violence. I read it as a counter to all the people who lust after blaming every crime that takes place on Charles Allen or the Council at large.

hmm well this guy’s original felony was forced prostitution. given that CA et al recently wanted to legalize prostitution, it would have been much harder to convict him originally. also want to take bets on whether CA would support civil detention of mentally ill violent inmates after the completement of their sentences?

You do know there is a difference between "prostitution' and "forced prostitution?"

The real crime numbers have been so skewed and suppressed, it takes a high profile individual for the danger of so many neighborhoods to get noticed.

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:The suspect was released from prison the day before:

https://twitter.com/VA4SafeComm/status/1640495230758580225?t=n8spX9L7jXUlnh1SBW2aFg&s=19

Of course he was. Just released means it's time to commit another crime! JFC.

It sucks that this happened….but what was supposed to happen after someone serves their time in prison?

They are dumped on the streets with little support. It’s the same story across the country.

There are a lot of options that don’t involve stabbing somebody. There are millions of poor, homeless people who manage not to deliberately injure others. People like you who excuse violence are part of the problem.

I don't read it as excusing the violence. I read it as a counter to all the people who lust after blaming every crime that takes place on Charles Allen or the Council at large.

hmm well this guy’s original felony was forced prostitution. given that CA et al recently wanted to legalize prostitution, it would have been much harder to convict him originally. also want to take bets on whether CA would support civil detention of mentally ill violent inmates after the completement of their sentences?

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:The suspect was released from prison the day before:

https://twitter.com/VA4SafeComm/status/1640495230758580225?t=n8spX9L7jXUlnh1SBW2aFg&s=19

Of course he was. Just released means it's time to commit another crime! JFC.

It sucks that this happened….but what was supposed to happen after someone serves their time in prison?

They are dumped on the streets with little support. It’s the same story across the country.

There are a lot of options that don’t involve stabbing somebody. There are millions of poor, homeless people who manage not to deliberately injure others. People like you who excuse violence are part of the problem.

I don't read it as excusing the violence. I read it as a counter to all the people who lust after blaming every crime that takes place on Charles Allen or the Council at large.

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:The suspect was released from prison the day before:

https://twitter.com/VA4SafeComm/status/1640495230758580225?t=n8spX9L7jXUlnh1SBW2aFg&s=19

Of course he was. Just released means it's time to commit another crime! JFC.

When murder suspects are let out on bail, there's not much hope for pretrial detention.

https://www.washingtonpost.com/dc-md-va/2023/03/27/makiyah-murder-trial-marquel-cobbs-arrested/

I can’t believe they let the guy who killed a 10 year old girl out on bail. This is a bad dude who rolls up on a residential block on a summer evening and sprays the crowd with 70 bullets.

Anonymous wrote:Bye bye Charles Allen, hope the guys ok, but DC residents are secretly thinking this is good timing right before Chucky has to March on the Hill again

Surprised Allen hasn’t put out a press release sending out his concerns for the perpetrator.

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:The suspect was released from prison the day before:

https://twitter.com/VA4SafeComm/status/1640495230758580225?t=n8spX9L7jXUlnh1SBW2aFg&s=19

Of course he was. Just released means it's time to commit another crime! JFC.

When murder suspects are let out on bail, there's not much hope for pretrial detention.

https://www.washingtonpost.com/dc-md-va/2023/03/27/makiyah-murder-trial-marquel-cobbs-arrested/