California’s zero-bail policy sets free 14 smash-grab robbery suspects, LAPD chief says

[OhPleaseJustQuit]

Good. The more of these shitbags running around loose in California, the better. It's what they want anyway. Let them have it.

And if they're in Californica, they're not in SD. We're the winner here.

 

[Independent thinker]

If you are poor criminal, move to CA, no bail will be set to hold you-OG​

Back in March, the California Supreme Court ruled that judges in the state must consider a suspect’s ability to pay when setting bail prices

https://www.foxnews.com/us/californi...ery-lapd-chief

The really amazing part is the rabid lefties seem to have virtually no clue that their very own policies create all of this.

 

[Eric Arthur Blair]

California Democrats doing their best to make the state a shithole

They truly are.

 

[easyt65]

...and the Soros-supported DA claims his failed Liberal 'catch and release' policy has not / foes not contribute to any of it.

Good grief....

 

[fncceo]

How long does anyone get held for shoplifting in any jail before a trial? Not much, most are cited out.

It mostly depends on from what shop they lifted ...

 

[Eric Arthur Blair]

...and the Soros-supported DA claims his failed Liberal 'catch and release' policy has not / foes not contribute to any of it.

Good grief....

Imagine you catch the rat that has been living in your home, eating your food, crapping in the kitchen,
gnawing through wires etc. and someone just sets it free.
And the problem continues on, unabated.

 

[EvilCat Breath]

So many stores have closed or hardened themselves that violent criminals are turning to robbing individuals and homes. A felon with a gun shot and killed Jacqueline Avant.

Man charged in death of Jacqueline Avant, music icon’s wife

Prosecutors have filed charges against a 29-year-old man in last week's fatal shooting of philanthropist Jacqueline Avant, the wife of legendary music executive Clarence Avant, at their Beverly Hills, California, home.

apnews.com

LA DA George Gascon has stopped charging weapon enhancements turning a violent robbery ending in death into what amounts to a minor offense.

LA's woke DA Gascon pushed new bill that would see gun criminals receive lighter prison sentences - Eminetra.co.uk

Los Angeles County District Attorney George Gascon has sparked outrage for pushing a bill seeking lighter sentences for gun criminals, just hours after Clarence Avant’s wife was fatally shot during a home invasion in the crime-ridden city. The murder of the famed producer’s 81-year-old...

eminetra.co.uk

 

[Foul Owl]

Looks like we have an update to this thread.

A recent study found violent crime tripled in one California county as a result of a no bail policy​

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Looks like CA wants criminals running loose on the streets.

LA reinstates controversial zero bail policy as judge rules holding those who can't pay is unconstitutional

Los Angeles reinstated its controversial no bail policy after a class action lawsuit in which a judge ruled requiring suspects to pay bail was likely unconstitutional.

www.foxnews.com

 

[Mushroom]

Bail has always been a "rich man's get out of jail for free" scheme.

Actually not. Because the wealth of a person is very often taken into account when setting a bail.

That is why Bernie Madoff got slapped with a bail of $10 million.

Suge Night when facing murder charges got a bail of $25 million.

When Mexican religious leader Naason Garcia was arrested for human trafficking and child rape charges, his bail was %50 million.

When hedge fund manager Raj Rajaratnam was charged with conspiracy and fraud, his bail was $100 million.

Many should remember Michael Milken, his bail was $250 million.

When Robert Durst was charged with murdering his wife, he had bail set at $3 billion.

Even for the rich, it is set at a level to prevent them from fleeing.

 

[Mushroom]

How long does anyone get held for shoplifting in any jail before a trial? Not much, most are cited out.

None. Hell, they even stuck down the repeat offender laws in California, so people who were arrested 50 times or more for shoplifting still only get released with a ticket.

 

[Polishprince]

Bail has always been a "rich man's get out of jail for free" scheme.

It was never meant for the poor.

Apparently you are unfamiliar with the fine work of America's bondsmen, who have been serving the poor for many years.