Frank Abrokwa, 37, was arraigned in the Bronx on charges from the subway attack on Wednesday and was released without bail. However, he was then re-arrested after being identified as the suspect in an anti-Semitic attack that took place in Brooklyn in September. In that case, he was given supervised release, which the Brooklyn DA's office said is the highest restriction prosecutors could have asked for.
Harm a dog no bail. Attack a human released to repeat. N makes me want to swear!
ReplyDeleteheckuva case backlog, but this another awaiting adjudication by the Court of Extra-Judicial Action.
ReplyDeleteOur news media refuses to tell you when a immigrant is the criminal because if they did you would suddenly realize that immigrants from shit hole countries are committing half of these kinds of crimes and you might want to strangle the people in government who allowed this to happen.
ReplyDeleteI wouldn't get close enough to a pile of shit to strangle it.
ReplyDeleteThat's why we have ballistic remedies that work from a distance.
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