Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Got to love the DC catch and release program. Should get 15-20 for committing a crime while armed.
This. Amazed you are released after an armed robbery.
Up to age 26, he is a “juvenile offender” under DC law.
So he cannot be held in jail.
Presumably they still have to be released into parental custody though?
That's silly. They are an adult for purposes of release.
No. Wrong. A 25 year-old is NOT an adult in D.C.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Got to love the DC catch and release program. Should get 15-20 for committing a crime while armed.
This. Amazed you are released after an armed robbery.
Up to age 26, he is a “juvenile offender” under DC law.
So he cannot be held in jail.
Presumably they still have to be released into parental custody though?
That's silly. They are an adult for purposes of release.
No. Wrong. A 25 year-old is NOT an adult in D.C.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Got to love the DC catch and release program. Should get 15-20 for committing a crime while armed.
This. Amazed you are released after an armed robbery.
Up to age 26, he is a “juvenile offender” under DC law.
So he cannot be held in jail.
Presumably they still have to be released into parental custody though?
That's silly. They are an adult for purposes of release.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Got to love the DC catch and release program. Should get 15-20 for committing a crime while armed.
This. Amazed you are released after an armed robbery.
Up to age 26, he is a “juvenile offender” under DC law.
So he cannot be held in jail.
Presumably they still have to be released into parental custody though?
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Got to love the DC catch and release program. Should get 15-20 for committing a crime while armed.
This. Amazed you are released after an armed robbery.
Up to age 26, he is a “juvenile offender” under DC law.
So he cannot be held in jail.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Got to love the DC catch and release program. Should get 15-20 for committing a crime while armed.
This. Amazed you are released after an armed robbery.
Up to age 26, he is a “juvenile offender” under DC law.
So he cannot be held in jail.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Got to love the DC catch and release program. Should get 15-20 for committing a crime while armed.
This. Amazed you are released after an armed robbery.
Up to age 26, he is a “juvenile offender” under DC law.
So he cannot be held in jail.
Feds can’t take DC over soon enough.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Got to love the DC catch and release program. Should get 15-20 for committing a crime while armed.
This. Amazed you are released after an armed robbery.
Up to age 26, he is a “juvenile offender” under DC law.
So he cannot be held in jail.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Got to love the DC catch and release program. Should get 15-20 for committing a crime while armed.
This. Amazed you are released after an armed robbery.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Got to love the DC catch and release program. Should get 15-20 for committing a crime while armed.
This. Amazed you are released after an armed robbery.
Anonymous wrote:Got to love the DC catch and release program. Should get 15-20 for committing a crime while armed.
Anonymous wrote:You would think the DC police would know better than to pursue a moped driver.