14 Baltimorons Face Fed Gun Charges

Mack C-85 · Sep 10, 2015

http://www.wbaltv.com/news/14-baltimore-gun-suspects-face-federal-charges/35183582

Wow.....I thought I felt the earth move.......powers to be actually doing something useful.

Bring Back Project Exile

Lou45 · Sep 10, 2015

If the BFED was truly doing their job, IMO the list would be at least 5% of the Baltimore populous, perhaps a good bit higher; that's a minimum estimate of 30,000 people...................and they're bragging about having caught 14 of them, what a fuggin' joke. I guess SRB and her bootlip is behind this in some manner or another.

traveller · Sep 10, 2015

Project exile is racist. No-go.

Jaybeez · Sep 10, 2015

this is the same 14 bpd announced 2 or 3 weeks ago. 14 out of how many hundreds in the last month?

Mack C-85 · Sep 10, 2015

OK, guys......I know it's like pi$$ing in the ocean to try and make it saltier...but someone in Baltimore actually prosecuting criminals, who'd a thunk it?? :shocked2:

Lou45 · Sep 10, 2015

Jaybeez said:
this is the same 14 bpd announced 2 or 3 weeks ago. 14 out of how many hundreds in the last month?

Mack C-85 said:
OK, guys......I know it's like pi$$ing in the ocean to try and make it saltier...but someone in Baltimore actually prosecuting criminals, who'd a thunk it??

Yeah, but those "same 14" above will ultimately be back out on the streets in 3 to 6 months with the rest of their sentences suspended after all is said 'n done. So what fukkin' good does prosecutions do except put feathers in the prosecutor's hat and lead the stupid ******* libtard sheeple led by the alknowing and almighty Bootlip Blake into thinking the police/prosecutors/guv doing a real good job. :sad20:

traveller · Sep 10, 2015

Lou45 said:
Yeah, but those "same 14" above will ultimately be back out on the streets in 3 to 6 months with the rest of their sentences suspended after all is said 'n done. :

Not with fed prosecutions. Rod Rosenstein will offer them 'if you go to trial, you get hard 30 90% of the time. If you plead guilty you get 8 years.' 14 out of those 14 will serve 5 years or more. No parole, only 15-20% 'good time' credit.

SRD · Sep 10, 2015

IIRC,project Exile never made it in Md. ? So a few people over an 18 yr. period (14 in this case and maybe 20 more since '97) makes the news. :sad20:

rseymorejr · Sep 10, 2015

Lou45 said:
If the BFED was truly doing their job, IMO the list would be at least 5% of the Baltimore populous, perhaps a good bit higher; that's a minimum estimate of 30,000 people...................and they're bragging about having caught 14 of them, what a fuggin' joke. I guess SRB and her bootlip is behind this in some manner or another.

They need to take it slow and easy.
One arrest this Spring cost them $6.4M.

Mr H · Sep 10, 2015

Six acquittals could cost a lot more.........

Jaybeez · Sep 10, 2015

SRD said:
IIRC,project Exile never made it in Md. ? So a few people over an 18 yr. period (14 in this case and maybe 20 more since '97) makes the news.

Project Exile was used under Governor Ehrlich

rico903 · Sep 11, 2015

Jaybeez said:
Project Exile was used under Governor Ehrlich

That dirty, nasty racist Republican? How dare he copy VA, where it actually worked. :rolleyes:

Minuteman · Sep 11, 2015

What is going on in Maryland, lowering tolls, shutting down bad prisons, prosecuting criminals, oh my!?!

Wait, forgot for a moment, we have Hogan as governor.

rseymorejr · Sep 11, 2015

Minuteman said:
What is going on in Maryland, lowering tolls, shutting down bad prisons, prosecuting criminals, oh my!?!

Wait, forgot for a moment, we have Hogan as governor.

The state is finally being run properly.
Don't worry it'll take a little while to get used to it.

Minuteman · Sep 11, 2015

rseymorejr said:
The state is finally being run properly.
Don't worry it'll take a little while to get used to it.

It's kinda nice for a change.

I have not returned to Baltimore since the recent spat of riots; but the way things are turning, I'm actually considering a job, just on the outskirts of Baltimore.

Mr H · Sep 11, 2015

I recently turned down a job in the city, primarily because it was in the city.

Sure, I had another offer the same day that was better overall... but I really was considering tossing the one in the city aside.

Lou45 · Sep 11, 2015

rseymorejr said:
They need to take it slow and easy.
One arrest this Spring cost them $6.4M.

To a fukkin' dope peddlin' junkie that's worth about the same as a dried dog turd.

Mr H said:
Six acquittals could cost a lot more.........

Wha'chu sayin' dere Rufus, dat wee's gonna' do some roof stompin', burnin', lootin', riotin', an' smakkin' up da fukkin' po-po cuz day'iz a buncha' fukkin' pussies. Rufus, I gotsda' gas an'da' gats, you gets'da' brix 'n boolits bro.

Biff_N · Sep 12, 2015

rseymorejr said:
They need to take it slow and easy.
One arrest this Spring cost them $6.4M.

I heard a guy on the radio yesterday say we got a good deal for that $6.4m.

His rationale was if Gray was still alive he would cycle through the criminal justice system how many more times if he lived a typical lifespan. Each time through would cost tax payers in prosecuting him only to repeat the process again and again. The caller went on to add that he would probably father God only knows how many kids that we the tax payers would again be stuck supporting.

Now that he is dead good riddance. Perhaps the mayor has gotten smarter by opting not to run for reelection.

Biggfoot44 · Sep 12, 2015

More incrementalism good news. A handfull is more than none, but is still only a handfull.

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