Grants Pass gun store thief sentenced

[bcp]

Man who rammed stolen truck through front of Oregon gun store sentenced

The 29-year-old called his burglary of 20-plus guns the "stupidest thing ever."

www.oregonlive.com

A man who rammed a stolen truck into the front of a Grants Pass gun store and stole more than 20 guns during a January burglary last year was sentenced Monday to five years in federal prison.
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He also highlighted Bayard's extensive criminal history, which included 11 felony convictions. He was on parole at the time for vehicular manslaughter ...

Bruce

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[Alexx1401]

Man who rammed stolen truck through front of Oregon gun store sentenced

The 29-year-old called his burglary of 20-plus guns the "stupidest thing ever."

www.oregonlive.com

A man who rammed a stolen truck into the front of a Grants Pass gun store and stole more than 20 guns during a January burglary last year was sentenced Monday to five years in federal prison.
...
He also highlighted Bayard's extensive criminal history, which included 11 felony convictions. He was on parole at the time for vehicular manslaughter ...

Bruce

29 years old, already has a LONG record so lets slap his hand and let him out again. In the meantime lets pass more laws aimed at people like me who do not run around doing crime in the name of safety.

 

[salmon creek gary]

" . . . the frontal lobes of young men's brains don't fully develop until their late 20s. . ."

SARCASM ON​

Which is why tens of millions of young men already have 11 felony convictions by the age of 28, like that's a rite of passage.

OFF​

Over the years, I've learned that folks tend to do exactly what they want to do, in spite of what they say. Seems to me that young man has pretty clearly shown what he wants to do.

 

[lucusloc]

How is that guy not already serving a long sentence for manslaughter? Sure, he is "trying to reform," let him do so in prison. I am sure there are lots of things he can do from behind bars. The state asked for 7 1/2 years, so give him that and if he does well on reform and community service shave it down a bit (and we are talking just the burglary here, how he did not face a longer sentence for manslaughter is beyond me). Constantly letting people out of custody to wreak havoc on their fellow man is not compassion. Compassion for many such people is putting and keeping them in a controlled environment until they learn to control their impulsive behavior before they hurt more people.

 

[gmerkt]

29 years old, already has a LONG record so lets slap his hand and let him out again. In the meantime lets pass more laws aimed at people like me who do not run around doing crime in the name of safety.

How is that guy not already serving a long sentence for manslaughter?

To both of the above, my thoughts precisely. Seems like he should already be serving a long term in prison.

 

[brokenbot32]

5 years seems light

I have heard of people doing a couple years for far far less than that

 

[Xaevian]

Good thing he didn't cheat on his taxes and steal from the government. That would have been 20 years.

 

[bcp]

Bruce

 

[echo1]

How is that guy not already serving a long sentence for manslaughter?

The illegal alien that plead guilty to manslaughter of my son got 364 days, time served and was deported, escorted to an ICE retaining cell. He didn't get a full year, plead out, as that wouldn't have allowed him to reapply for a visa.
At the first preliminary hearing, the case in front of us was the sentencing for a dude that murdered a girl. During the victim's impact closing, the girls farther stood up and pointed to the perp and said; "I know you, I know where you live". The same judge had him arrested for terrorist's threats. My wife couldn't take it and got up, left and never came to another court appearance. How's that for justice. PAX

 

[lucusloc]

The illegal alien that plead guilty to manslaughter of my son got 364 days, time served and was deported, escorted to an ICE retaining cell. He didn't get a full year, plead out, as that wouldn't have allowed him to reapply for a visa.
At the first preliminary hearing, the case in front of us was the sentencing for a dude that murdered a girl. During the victim's impact closing, the girls farther stood up and pointed to the perp and said; "I know you, I know where you live". The same judge had him arrested for terrorist's threats. My wife couldn't take it and got up, left and never came to another court appearance. How's that for justice. PAX

This eventually gets bad enough that the Judges are seen as accomplices to the criminals. That is when things get ugly.

 

[Camelfilter]

This eventually gets bad enough that the Judges are seen as accomplices to the criminals. That is when things get ugly.

Yah, it's not law enforcement that's the problem.

It's the failed criminal justice system after LEO do their jobs. Again & again & again.

 

[lucusloc]

on a related note to my earlier comment;

Nolte: NC GOPs Demand Firing of Judge Who Freed Accused Murderer of Ukraine Refugee

North Carolina’s Republican House delegation is demanding the firing of the judge who freed the accused murderer of Ukrainian refugee Iryna Zarutska.

www.breitbart.com

The NC GOP is calling for accountability for the judge in the NC train murder case. This is a thing that needs to happen far more often if we are to rebuild confidence in the judicial system (and by that I mean actual consequences for such judiciary, not just lip service like we have seen so far).

 

[AshWilliams]

I was listening to KBOO while driving around (I like their Grateful Dead Saturday show) and they had a show called Prison Pipeline. In it they discussed non profits in Portland that aid those who are arrested and provide legal aid and resources. I so wanted to pull over and call in and ask why they don't donate that time, money, and resources to the victims and families that these shizbag criminals affect. I mean WTF people.

 

[Cavedweller]

Good thing he didn't cheat on his taxes and steal from the government. That would have been 20 years.

Unless his last name begins with Bide...

why they don't donate that time, money, and resources to the victims and families that these shizbag criminals affect. I mean WTF people.

Because they have an agenda. And actions such as you describe don't fit that agenda.

 

[Alexx1401]

on a related not to my earlier comment;

Nolte: NC GOPs Demand Firing of Judge Who Freed Accused Murderer of Ukraine Refugee

North Carolina’s Republican House delegation is demanding the firing of the judge who freed the accused murderer of Ukrainian refugee Iryna Zarutska.

www.breitbart.com

The NC GOP is calling for accountability for the judge in the NC train murder case. This is a thing that needs to happen far more often if we are to rebuild confidence in the judicial system (and by that I mean actual consequences for such judiciary, not just lip service like we have seen so far).

YEP! If a LOT of black robes started to lose those jobs they love over this kind of crap things would actually change.