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A thirteen-year-old Washington D.C. male was arrested and released, over and over, during a three-week-long crime spree. He is being charged with nearly a dozen crimes. Undoubtedly, there were more, unreported.
Assault (with a hammer ), 2 carjackings, robbery, theft, and more.
My question is, why was he released repeatedly? On March 27th, he was charged with theft, armed robbery, and carjacking. Then released! This continued for 3 weeks!
Each time he was released, he resumed his crime spree.
Does anyone believe that America has "law and order" when courts do not incarcerate dangerous felons?
No doubt the Woke see him as a "victim" and "still just a baby".
His race has not been mentioned and doesn't even matter. I think "too bad he didn't die".
He will never be rehabilitated and will remain a burden to society his entire (hopefully short) life.
It's awful, we can agree on that - but the only source that claims he was arrested and released over and over is the one you are quoting. Every other site lists the offenses and state that he was arrested on April 21st, there is no indication that he was arrested more than once, so I think it's fair to assume that the police hadn't identified him or couldn't find him until April 21st. https://mpdc.dc.gov/release/arrest-m...enses-district
It's awful, we can agree on that - but the only source that claims he was arrested and released over and over is the one you are quoting. Every other site lists the offenses and state that he was arrested on April 21st, there is no indication that he was arrested more than once, so I think it's fair to assume that the police hadn't identified him or couldn't find him until April 21st. https://mpdc.dc.gov/release/arrest-m...enses-district
Your source shows he committed 4 carjackings and one attempted carjacking, among other crimes.
My quoted source showed a timeline of arrests. It's seems unlikely that they fabricated the list of arrest dates. What would be their motive?
According to other sources, he used a gun during most of his crimes.
Your source shows he committed 4 carjackings and one attempted carjacking, among other crimes.
My quoted source showed a timeline of arrests. It's seems unlikely that they fabricated the list of arrest dates. What would be their motive?
Your source shows the timeline of the dates of the crimes and indicates that he was 'charged' on those dates. You don't need to be in custody to be charged. The article (by DC Police) lists the offenses and indicates that on Thursday, April 21, 2022, a 13 year-old juvenile male, of Northeast, DC, was arrested and charged in the above offenses.
The crimes were committed on different dates, he was a suspect in each of those crimes, he was arrested ONCE
Your source shows the timeline of the dates of the crimes and indicates that he was 'charged' on those dates. You don't need to be in custody to be charged. The article (by DC Police) lists the offenses and indicates that on Thursday, April 21, 2022, a 13 year-old juvenile male, of Northeast, DC, was arrested and charged in the above offenses.
The crimes were committed on different dates, he was a suspect in each of those crimes, he was arrested ONCE
Not one of the sources that I checked indicated that he is in custody NOW.
There is a very clear distinction between juvenile crimes and adult crimes committed by juveniles.
Juvenile records are sealed (not expunged) upon turning 18 in most States.
When a juvenile commits an adult crime, those records should not be sealed and juveniles who commit adult crimes should be punished like adults.
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), 2 carjackings, robbery, theft, and more.
