Home With Ankle Bracelet and $25K Bond After Shooting 14 People

[SavannahMann]

Todays challenge. Explain why Kyle Rittenhouse was justified and this guy isn’t.

 

[Weatherman2020]

Murderers get out on bail everyday in this country.

How many live fire classes did you go through where someone was shooting at you? My training came in the US Army, under live fire. I have seen grown men piss their pants when the bullets start flying.

Posts those statistics.

He haven't read where he claimed he was attacked by 14 people, can you post that. If this guy is guilty I hope he gets everything that is coming to him, but I want to see all the info on this case.

Good to know I can shoot 14 at the next BLM fundraiser to buy another mansion and only get charged with a gun possession charge.

 

[Harpy Eagle]

Todays challenge. Explain why Kyle Rittenhouse was justified and this guy isn’t.

Hmmm....lets see.....Oh I know....one is white and one is not.

 

[Uncensored2008]

They didn't release that cruz kid when he shot up that black church. I guess the mexican kid was a white supreme!

White Hispanic, you know...

 

[Uncensored2008]

She only gave him a $25,000 bail because he was only charged with a misdemeanor

Because the people he shot were white, and shooting whites isn't a crime!

 

[Uncensored2008]

Hmmm....lets see.....Oh I know....one is white and one is not.

Hmmm, one was defending himself against attackers, and one was slaughtering whitey...

 

[Ray From Cleveland]

Hmmm....lets see.....Oh I know....one is white and one is not.

How about one shot following the law and the other shot not even legally allowed to carry a gun?

 

[Harpy Eagle]

How about one shot following the law and the other shot not even legally allowed to carry a gun?

Don't really know that yet. All we know is he was charged with unlawful carrying of a pistol. Given that was the only charge against him the judge was rather harsh with the bail and the bracelet.

 

[Ray From Cleveland]

Murderers get out on bail everyday in this country.

How many live fire classes did you go through where someone was shooting at you? My training came in the US Army, under live fire. I have seen grown men piss their pants when the bullets start flying.

Posts those statistics.

He haven't read where he claimed he was attacked by 14 people, can you post that. If this guy is guilty I hope he gets everything that is coming to him, but I want to see all the info on this case.

Are you completely stupid or what? He shot 14 people and then claimed self-defense. It's not that hard to figure out, even for you. Yes, murderers get out of jail, but not on $25,000 bond. Bondsmen charge a 10% fee which means he's out by somebody paying $2,500. Anybody with a credit card can come up with that.

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[Ray From Cleveland]

Don't really know that yet. All we know is he was charged with unlawful carrying of a pistol. Given that was the only charge against him the judge was rather harsh with the bail and the bracelet.

Oh yeah? And what's this judge going to say if he goes out and shoots other people while out on bond? This guy is no angel. He was charged with accessory to murder back in 2018. Pretty much sounds like he's in a gang.

 

[Harpy Eagle]

Oh yeah? And what's this judge going to say if he goes out and shoots other people while out on bond? This guy is no angel. He was charged with accessory to murder back in 2018. Pretty much sounds like he's in a gang.

It is not the judge's job to say anything. The judge has guidelines based upon the charges. This charge is a misdemeanor

 

[miketx]

It is not the judge's job to say anything. The judge has guidelines based upon the charges. This charge is a misdemeanor

How come all you groomers defend criminals?

 

[Ray From Cleveland]

It is not the judge's job to say anything. The judge has guidelines based upon the charges. This charge is a misdemeanor

Bullshit.

Unlawful possession of a weapon in South Carolina is a felony that carries up to five years in prison and/or a fine of up to two thousand dollars.

Weapons Charges in SC: Pointing & Presenting & Unlawful Carry

Charged with a weapons crime in South Carolina? Unlawful carrying and pointing a gun at someone are just two of the gun charges in SC. Find out more here.

beauseaton.com

 

[Harpy Eagle]

Bullshit.

Unlawful possession of a weapon in South Carolina is a felony that carries up to five years in prison and/or a fine of up to two thousand dollars.

Weapons Charges in SC: Pointing & Presenting & Unlawful Carry

Charged with a weapons crime in South Carolina? Unlawful carrying and pointing a gun at someone are just two of the gun charges in SC. Find out more here.

beauseaton.com

I stand corrected. So a fine of 2 grand and a bail of 25 grand. Seems the judge was not very light on the person after all

 

[2aguy]

Todays challenge. Explain why Kyle Rittenhouse was justified and this guy isn’t.

Kyle was attacked...this guy opened fire into a crowd of people....

 

[2aguy]

How about one shot following the law and the other shot not even legally allowed to carry a gun?

He was arrested previously for another shooting.....likely this guy has an extensive criminal record, but it will be like pulling teeth to find press reports about it....

 

[2aguy]

Don't really know that yet. All we know is he was charged with unlawful carrying of a pistol. Given that was the only charge against him the judge was rather harsh with the bail and the bracelet.

And the odds of finding this guys criminal record are slim to none.......he was arrested for another shooting....so likely has a nice, long criminal record.....

Price was previously arrested in June 2018 and charged with accessory before the fact following the shooting death of 17-year-old Amon Rice in Hopkins, South Carolina. The outcome of that is unclear.

 

[Harpy Eagle]

And the odds of finding this guys criminal record are slim to none.......he was arrested for another shooting....so likely has a nice, long criminal record.....

Price was previously arrested in June 2018 and charged with accessory before the fact following the shooting death of 17-year-old Amon Rice in Hopkins, South Carolina. The outcome of that is unclear.

So, you do not even know if he went to court or was found guilty. In your world being arrested is enough to be gulity

 

[Ray From Cleveland]

I stand corrected. So a fine of 2 grand and a bail of 25 grand. Seems the judge was not very light on the person after all

No, that's the prison sentence once convicted. I only posted the site to show what he did was a felony and the judge could have made it harder for him to post bond. Given he shot 14 people allegedly and was already charged being associated with a murder 4 years ago should have given the judge reason to believe he was potentially high risk. I mean....at this point he might as well say F-it. If I'm going to prison for the rest of my life, I'm going to make it worth it.

It's up to these judges to keep people like him out of society for as long as they can for public safety. In comparison, the rioters at the 1/6 event are still in jail with no bond hearing for trespassing. Where is the equity in all this?

 

[2aguy]

So, you do not even know if he went to court or was found guilty. In your world being arrested is enough to be gulity

Nope......shooting at two other guys in a crowded mall is worthy of not being released and allowed home monitoring and going to work....