St. Louis Dismissing Murder Charges Due To Prosecutor Turnover

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Hunerwadel said:
Just homeowners would have sufficed. It only took three posts for this to become a race issue.
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They were defending their home from BLM rioters. Yes, they are white and they were arrested. Being white had a lot to do with the local tyrants going after them instead of members of the violent mob.
 
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Hunerwadel said:
Just homeowners would have sufficed. It only took three posts for this to become a race issue.
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Riiiiigggghhhttttt! Spoony & Ray-Ray hagin' out in their front yard while a group of Klansmen peacefully marched down the street would've been viewed as a peaceful protest....correct?
 
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Thunder Good-Oil said:
They were defending their home from BLM rioters. Yes, they are white and they were arrested. Being white had a lot to do with the local tyrants going after them instead of members of the violent mob.
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I've watched that video multiple times. Unless we're talking about two different incidents, I saw people walking on a street past a house where two people with really, really bad weapon technique were pointing their weapons at passers-by who were laughing at their form and filming it.

Apparently I missed the bricks and Molotov cocktails and sawed-off shotguns as they were yelling and screaming in the yard of a monastic monk and nun.
 
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AshG said:
I've watched that video multiple times. Unless we're talking about two different incidents, I saw people walking on a street past a house where two people with really, really bad weapon technique were pointing their weapons at passers-by who were laughing at their form and filming it.

Apparently I missed the bricks and Molotov cocktails and sawed-off shotguns as they were yelling and screaming in the yard of a monastic monk and nun.
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They were trespassing in a gated community. The couple were afraid for their safety. You nor anyone else has the right to pass judgement on them for how they perceive their own safety. Given what had transpired in other places, they likely thought their property and lives were in danger.

Your post shows the lack of common sense and decency that is prevailing in America.
 
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BigOrangeTrain said:
They were trespassing in a gated community. The couple were afraid for their safety. You nor anyone else has the right to pass judgement on them for how they perceive their own safety. Given what had transpired in other places, they likely thought their property and lives were in danger.

Your post shows the lack of common sense and decency that is prevailing in America.
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I know it was a gated community. I know the protesters were trespassing by being on the road. I also know that the two people who were arrested knew the law about pointing weapons at people who are not in the process of actively threatening you.

The husband and wife are not the blameless saints some make them out to be; court records have born that out.
 
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AshG said:
I know it was a gated community. I know the protesters were trespassing by being on the road. I also know that the two people who were arrested knew the law about pointing weapons at people who are not in the process of actively threatening you.

The husband and wife are not the blameless saints some make them out to be; court records have born that out.
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They absolutely are blameless. They did nothing wrong.
 
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AshG said:
I've watched that video multiple times. Unless we're talking about two different incidents, I saw people walking on a street past a house where two people with really, really bad weapon technique were pointing their weapons at passers-by who were laughing at their form and filming it.

Apparently I missed the bricks and Molotov cocktails and sawed-off shotguns as they were yelling and screaming in the yard of a monastic monk and nun.
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Apparently you missed the mob tearing down the iron gate at the front of the private, gated community. The gate was practically in that couple’s front yard.
 
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AshG said:
I know it was a gated community. I know the protesters were trespassing by being on the road. I also know that the two people who were arrested knew the law about pointing weapons at people who are not in the process of actively threatening you.

The husband and wife are not the blameless saints some make them out to be; court records have born that out.
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And the rioters tore the ****ing gate off of its hinges. Just beyond the front door of their home.

They are lawyers and knew it was better to cut their losses rather than fighting the tyrannical government in court.
 
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Except break the law. They were charged with felonies and plead down to misdemeanors with fines and firearm forfeitures.
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Made up charges by the DA because apparently Trump supporters defending their own private home behind a gated wall are evil. BLM = Good for burning & looting neigborhoods.
 
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AshG said:
I've watched that video multiple times. Unless we're talking about two different incidents, I saw people walking on a street past a house where two people with really, really bad weapon technique were pointing their weapons at passers-by who were laughing at their form and filming it.

Apparently I missed the bricks and Molotov cocktails and sawed-off shotguns as they were yelling and screaming in the yard of a monastic monk and nun.
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They broke down the gate to thei gated community….. Would you have not have been worried when so many of the other protests turned violent?
 
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AshG said:
I know it was a gated community. I know the protesters were trespassing by being on the road. I also know that the two people who were arrested knew the law about pointing weapons at people who are not in the process of actively threatening you.

The husband and wife are not the blameless saints some make them out to be; court records have born that out.
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I know about the case but never really followed it. How many of the protesters were charged with trespassing and destruction of property?

Also, if someone tears down the gate to your community, isn't that reasonably threatening?

Don't get me wrong, I think they were morons, but were they really anymore wrong than the "protesters" who were basically committing a B&E?

Media should not fuel who does and does not get prosecuted, which it very much did in this case. The court of public opinion is not supposed to be the law of the land.
 
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AshG said:
I know it was a gated community. I know the protesters were trespassing by being on the road. I also know that the two people who were arrested knew the law about pointing weapons at people who are not in the process of actively threatening you.

The husband and wife are not the blameless saints some make them out to be; court records have born that out.
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If a mob breaks down a gate to a gated community then the people who reside within the gated community are being actively threatened.
 
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Fired St Louis DA's appalling secret is revealed After Crime Soared during Her Woke Tenure​


St Louis' woke former DA took nursing classes during her taxpayer-funded working hours before being fired over soaring crime.

Former Circuit Attorney Kim Gardner, who was backed by progressive billionaire George Soros, spent 34.5 days attending classes at St Louis University in Missouri over two years instead of doing her public sector job.

That's according to a state audit released on Tuesday by State Auditor Scott Fitzpatrick in a damning 71-page report.


The review also found widespread staff turnover, misuse of public funds and a large drop in the number of cases filed, referred and closed before she resigned in 2023.

Gardner quit after Republican Attorney General Andrew Bailey took steps to remove her from office after she let too many cases, including homicide, go unpunished.

She told auditors she had been pursuing a family nurse practitioner post-master's certificate 'to improve the office and bring mental health awareness' to the office.

Other issues cited in the audit include $58,000 being spent on flowers, a DJ, car detailing, an office picnic, a chili cookout and her own legal expenses.

Auditors also found difficulty in obtaining information from her office while she was in charge.

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Former Circuit Attorney Kim Gardner spent 34.5 days attending classes at St Louis University in Missouri over two years instead of doing her job

An additional $1.9 million was found to have been used to pay contracts for outside legal representation, new software, consultants, and office equipment.

She told auditors that some of the purchases, which also included $5,180 at a bar and grill and $2,585 in pizza were to 'boost morale', according to the St. Louis Dispatch.

Gardner, a Democrat, had took office in 2017 and quickly faced accusations of running a dysfunctional office.

When she took office there were 60 attorneys, but when she left, there only around 30 remained.

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Fired St Louis DA's secret revealed after crime soared during tenure

Former Circuit Attorney Kim Gardner has been blasted in a new report issued by the State Auditor's Office which probed her behavior and spending, and uncovered a secret of hers.
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