MN Shooter released on bail to do it again in Utah

[Yarome]

A convicted felon in possession fires at police in a walmart parking lot and attempts to carjack a person at gun point. Minnesota let's him out on bail only to turn around in Utah... transporting 9lbs of meth, steals a cop car during a traffic stop, uses the LEO's rifle to shoot at officers, attempts to carjack a person at gun point... shooting the passenger in the leg... and is finally captured.

Utah gives the guy 25yrs for a slew of charges while the Minnesota charges? Their DA hasn't done a thing to move their charges forward.

Nothing new really. Just another case illustrating the vast differences between the blue agenda vs an actual American state.

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[Koda]

Utah gives the guy 25yrs for a slew of charges while the Minnesota charges? Their DA hasn't done a thing to move their charges forward.

Nothing new really. Just another case illustrating the vast differences between the blue agenda vs an actual American state.

why do blue states let violent criminals go free?

 

[Yarome]

why do blue states let violent criminals go free?

If you don't leave the bad actors on the streets to terrorize the population they lose the emotional fodder to argue.... "If you will only give up more personal freedoms... let us control your lives more... and we'll protect you.".

Not to forget they would also diminish their voter base. Criminals and their families can vote too!

 

[Xaevian]

why do blue states let violent criminals go free?

Due to a misguided and upside down understanding of justice and victim. Pretty simple, really.

 

[Knobgoblin]

why do blue states let violent criminals go free?

Cuz , reparations, that's why.

 

[Bam]

Shame he was taken alive.

 

[ilostmypswrd]

I lost my radio lolol luv it.

 

[billdeserthills]

A convicted felon in possession fires at police in a walmart parking lot and attempts to carjack a person at gun point. Minnesota let's him out on bail only to turn around in Utah... transporting 9lbs of meth, steals a cop car during a traffic stop, uses the LEO's rifle to shoot at officers, attempts to carjack a person at gun point... shooting the passenger in the leg... and is finally captured.

Utah gives the guy 25yrs for a slew of charges while the Minnesota charges? Their DA hasn't done a thing to move their charges forward.

Nothing new really. Just another case illustrating the vast differences between the blue agenda vs an actual American state.

Kinda reminds me of Robocop

 

[Alexx1401]

I hope some Cops seeing this will think before allowing someone to run off with their vehicle and their gun.

 

[quneur]

But he was just turning his life around. I say release him. Bus him back to Minnesota. In fact, release all inmates and bus them to Minnesota. It will help with prison overcrowding.