What...the...f*ck (Van Buren County prosecutor is a disgrace!!!)

[MWmetalhead]

The Van Buren County prosecutor is yet again super soft on a guy that needs to be locked away for a very long time.

This is nuts!!! How the fuck was this guy not given at least a 15 year sentence??? In my opinion, he perhaps should've been given a life sentence.

https://www.wzzm13.com/article/news/cri ... 5c5d32c80e

https://www.fox17online.com/news/local- ... t-killed-2

[bmw]

So 365 days in jail for killing 2 people, credit for 167 days served. That's an additional 202 days in jail, or just over 3 months per person killed.

Is that what a human life is worth these days? 101 days in jail?

[MasterB]

I hope the prosecutor gets voted out in Van Buren County must be a Gorege Soros backed them.

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So 365 days in jail for killing 2 people, credit for 167 days served. That's an additional 202 days in jail, or just over 3 months per person killed.

Is that what a human life is worth these days? 101 days in jail?

It has to be the fact that he was under the influence and somebody feels sorry for him as a result.

[Mike]

I hope the prosecutor gets voted out in Van Buren County must be a Gorege Soros backed them.

In Van Buren County? Don't kid me.

[bmw]

So 365 days in jail for killing 2 people, credit for 167 days served. That's an additional 202 days in jail, or just over 3 months per person killed.

Is that what a human life is worth these days? 101 days in jail?

It has to be the fact that he was under the influence and somebody feels sorry for him as a result.

This to me seems even worse than DUI manslaughter, which gets you what, 10-20 years per person killed?

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So 365 days in jail for killing 2 people, credit for 167 days served. That's an additional 202 days in jail, or just over 3 months per person killed.

Is that what a human life is worth these days? 101 days in jail?

It has to be the fact that he was under the influence and somebody feels sorry for him as a result.

This to me seems even worse than DUI manslaughter, which gets you what, 10-20 years per person killed?

The cases where somebody is on their 8th or 9th DUI with no books flying at them was my immediate thought. But yeah the guy seems to have become a maniac when he got drunk….

[Mega Hertz]

I was taking a dump this morning when I read this story and forgot to post about it.

Anyway, he was just practicing his second amendment rights.

I gotta go finish laundry. Freedom.

[bmw]

Hmmm....I can't seem to find the Constitutional Amendment that reads "The right to fire 20 to 25 rounds horizontally in the vicinity of innocent people, while heavily intoxicated, shall not be infringed."

[Mega Hertz]

Maybe he felt threatened, Idk.

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Hmmm....I can't seem to find the Constitutional Amendment that reads "The right to fire 20 to 25 rounds horizontally in the vicinity of innocent people, while heavily intoxicated, shall not be infringed."

Betcha he’d have had a harder time with almost any other kind of weapon.

[MWmetalhead]

Here's another Van Buren county loser:

https://www.wxyz.com/news/former-hartfo ... ug-charges

Are all the law enforcement officials in that county scum? Hopefully the two examples shared in this thread are exceptions to the rule with regard to professional conduct and judgment.

[Mike]

News isn't all bad in that neck of the woods, I'd say...

Man convicted in 1995 Southwest Michigan murder, spent decades on the run