Dem jailbreak experiment fails: 150+ killed by suspects on bond in TX county

[Counselor706]

A report by Houston’s FOX26 claims over 150 people have been killed by suspects whom Democrat judges have released on bond in Harris County, Texas.

Moreover, FOX26 points out that a number of the suspects doing the killing were charged with “capital murder,” described as “the most egregious offense in the criminal code.”

They note “no fewer than 113 defendants charged with capital murder have been inexplicably granted bond and released back onto our streets pending trial.”

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[Rightguide]

Look like judges are public enemy number one.

 

[ll74]

Judges are rarely identified on ballots by party. Maybe this will give Houston residents more reasoning to research their candidates.

 

[Bud_Spencer]

Who needs a girlfriend to bake a file into a cake when you've got Democrat judges and DAs?

 

[pecksniff]

"Jailbreak experiment"?

 

[ll74]

"Jailbreak experiment"?

Yah, that's what they call judges being elected to office in a red state apparently

 

[LukSkyFokker]

Now explain to him what a triplex and trifecta mean in this context.

 

[Bud_Spencer]

Texas has a Republican trifecta and a Republican triplex. The Republican Party controls the offices of governor, secretary of state, attorney general, and both chambers of the state legislature.


https://ballotpedia.org/Party_control_of_Texas_state_government


Looks to me like the Repubs hold sway over who is let out of prison. But what do I know about American politics?
Is there a comparison between these specific Democratic judge's track records on early prison release and their Republican counterparts?

Harris County is a blue island in a sea of red. That's where all the criminals are getting set free.

 

[Bud_Spencer]

I'm assuming you have studies to back up these assertations? Enlighten me.

The article is about Harris County. That's Houston. The DA there is Kim Ogg, a Soros-backed friend of the criminal, just like in Philly, San Fran, LA, STL, Chicago, etc. And she's doing just what all those others are doing.

Do you really need evidence that this is a Democrat-run town?

 

[icanhelp1]

The article is about Harris County. That's Houston. The DA there is Kim Ogg, a Soros-backed friend of the criminal, just like in Philly, San Fran, LA, STL, Chicago, etc. And she's doing just what all those others are doing.

Do you really need evidence that this is a Democrat-run town?

These lunes crack me up They pull their heads out of the sand, post a ridiculous comment and bury their heads back in the sand all the while pretending to be informed on the subject matter.

 

[Rightguide]

Breitbart cracks me up. They are so transparently partisan It's absurd.

Yeah, they're a conservative version of CNN, MSNBC, CBS, ABC, NBC, CNBC.

 

[GothTalk]

"Jailbreak experiment"?

Yea, where (D)'eez being geniuses release a bunch of violent crime suspects.

Maybe they'll decriminalize rape and release thousands of sex offenders back into the communities, what could possibly go wrong with that!!!

 

[pecksniff]

Yeah, they're a conservative version of CNN, MSNBC, CBS, ABC, NBC, CNBC.

Not really, no. There is no equivalence at all. Even Fox was never a RW equivalent of CNN.

 

[Bud_Spencer]

You should work on your comprehension skills. I'm not asking if it's a Democratic county I'm curious who decides on early releases. Is it strictly a DA's job? If it is how do the other DA's numbers in the other counties compare to Harris County's numbers on the early release of felons convicted of capital murder charges? Are these convicted felons or alleged? If it isn't the DA who decides on early release or being realeased on bond is it judicial judges? Because there are 60 judicial courts in Harris County alone. Are all 60 judges Democrats? If not what is the breakdown for each judge based on their political affiliations and the number of bonded releases? How about some statistics on each county and their corresponding numbers? What's the collective statistics of Texas in general? I'm quite willing to base my opinions on facts and statistics based not just on the stats of one county and one DA when there are no stats given for any other county or DAs to compare it to. Throw some statistics at me so I can make a fair evaluation of the number of Harris county's bonded releases in comparison to the rest of Texas. Like I said, enlighten me.



*loons*
I'm not American. Your judicial system is whack. I simply want to know the number of early releases in other Texan counties and the total number of Democratic DAs or judges who grant early or bonded releases compared to the number of Republican DAs or judges that do. Can you tell me what those numbers are or not?
As to burying my head in the sand? I'm sorry you don't have a life with family and friends that keeps you from posting interminably on a porn site's political forum.



K, that's funny but also pathetic that your media outlets are outrageously politicized and owned by a handful of old white dudes.

Maybe you should take your own advice and read the article. This is pre-trial bond, at times for murders that have yet to be tried. So it's both DAs and judges...DAs that don't ask for high bail and judges that grant it.

 

[pecksniff]

Yea, where (D)'eez being geniuses release a bunch of violent crime suspects.

Maybe they'll decriminalize rape and release thousands of sex offenders back into the communities, what could possibly go wrong with that!!!

Now you sound like William Luther Pierce.

No, seriously, decriminalization of rape, the prohibition of which is classified as a form of racism, actually happens in The Turner Diaries.

 

[Bud_Spencer]

Ah. So potentially innocent people being held in remand that get bail, amirite?
Determined by judicial districts within a county and not granted by the District Attorney but by a collection of judges based on individual cases and their extenuating circumstances. Again, can you furnish me with the number of people being released on bail based on each of the 60 judge's political affiliations in Harris County? How about the number of Republican judges vs Democrat judges granting bail to those facing capital murder charges who commit crimes while out on bail in the state of Texas? Would that not be a more fair and concise manner to determine who is at fault for the ensuing crimes committed by people out on bail rather than myopically focusing on one county with 60 judges who's political affiliations are unknown? Throw some stats at me so I can make an informed decision on what judges, based on their partisanship, are more at fault.

Potentially innocent people...who have murdered an additional 150. In one year.

 

[Bud_Spencer]

So you can't give me any stats. Gotcha. Essentially the article is rubbish then, isn't it?

Maybe they all got the COVIDs, only with bullet holes.

 

[Bud_Spencer]

I'll take your deflection as an affirmation that you think the article is shit too.

No, I think left-wing attemots to dismiss soaring violence in cities is shit. The Left never, ever accepts responsibilityfor its naked faluires. Ever.

 

[GothTalk]

Now you sound like William Luther Pierce.

No, seriously, decriminalization of rape, the prohibition of which is classified as a form of racism, actually happens in The Turner Diaries.

Sounds like a super progressive guy.

 

[pecksniff]

Sounds like a super progressive guy.

He was a neo-Nazi strawmanning liberals.

Sounds super familiar, actually.

 

[GothTalk]

He was a neo-Nazi strawmanning liberals.

Sounds super familiar, actually.

You guys are literally decriminalizing everything else, either effectively or outright and in your face. There is no strawman.


Why not rape?? You're fine with murder, arson, robbery and assault...... rape is ok so long as BLM/AntiFa are doing it.

Why not just decriminalize it?? Super progressive bro!!!