If they don't put them in jail and keep them there. 
http://www.wbal.com/article/189574/124/mosby-davis-announce-partnership-to-target-gun-violence
http://www.wbal.com/article/189574/124/mosby-davis-announce-partnership-to-target-gun-violence
What good is this new anti gun task force?
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StantonCree
Watch your beer
- Jan 23, 2011
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Smoke and mirrors buddy smoke and mirrors
Robert2888
Active Member
A legal way to steal from the tax payers while putting perfume on a pig. Notice how she is "housing" the unit in her office? What we need is a task force to investigate the settlement that was given to that scumbags family before a trial the proved there was no wrong doing by the police.
Aggregation? Collection and sharing? Compiling? Who needs proofreading anyway..... the whole phrase needs rewording, but hey, journalists are never wrong, right?
Q
Rup Roah!
This time they're gonna get seriouser and seriouser.
Better not have that 10th prior this time around.
This time they're gonna get seriouser and seriouser.
Better not have that 10th prior this time around.
- Dec 27, 2012
- 30,209
Last week I was in court because someone stole one of my vehicles. They pled guilty to a drug charge and pinky promised to go to rehab. The charges of stealing my vehicle were dropped and my vehicle was destroyed and sold for scrap as a result of the theft. There's an article in the Sun Paper today about a guy who stole $55,000 from the company he worked for. He pled guilty to a drug charge and was given zero days in jail for stealing 55 grand.
So the gun task force is useless as long a prosecutors use criminal charges as bargaining chips. They'll be charged and dropped - rinse and repeat.
So the gun task force is useless as long a prosecutors use criminal charges as bargaining chips. They'll be charged and dropped - rinse and repeat.
davsco
Ultimate Member
silly mds'ers, if all the guns are taken away, violent crime will simply cease to exist. the guns make them do it.
kalister1
R.I.P.
Come on,,, MD is serious about this! Just like the 5 year MINIMUM sentence for using a gun in a crime.... Oh... Wait...Never Mind!
Yeah, exactly what the Hell is that supposed to mean? It sounds like something Al Sharpton would say.
whistlersmother
Peace through strength
Aggravation... I think aggregation...
Brooklyn
I stand with John Locke.
Cost of doing business...if you can't pass it on to your customer your not much of a business man
Crime is just a tax on the city..
Just saw my auto insurance bill for the year.. your story helps explain it
And yet they design laws to take away rights if the possible sentencing could have been two years. It's an admission that the state doesn't take crime seriously but wants leverage against the nonrepeat offenders.
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Johnthetoolguy
Ultimate Member
This is going to be useless.
Most of the rif-raf they will be going after will just be released by a judge, AGAIN.
Most of the rif-raf they will be going after will just be released by a judge, AGAIN.
W2D
Ultimate Member
The law-abiding will be severely punished.
W2D
Ultimate Member
or more than two syllables.
Mosby said it, she's just a younger female version of Sharpton
Well, I find it quite aggravating!
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