Breonna Taylor’s Ex Avoided 8 Years in Prison

[MyTeamIsOnTheFloor]

This was the former boyfriend who was the target of the drug investigation that produced the warrants, not the boyfriend that shot at cops executing the warrant and used her as a body shield.

The ex was arrested the afternoon before the shootings, but the warrant for Taylor’s address was based on a warrant claim he received ”suspicious mail packages” at her address.

He got probation, home incarceration with the right to work and take his son to school, rather than 8 years. He also got permission to move to Mississippi and serve his sentence there.

Also got a “fierce warning”

Jamarcus Glover, Breonna Taylor’s ex-boyfriend, leaves Kentucky

Glover was sentenced to five years of probation in relation to a number of drug charges, including trafficking in cocaine.

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[DrHoops]

Yawn

 

[Earlierthanlater]

This was the former boyfriend who was the target of the drug investigation that produced the warrants, not the boyfriend that shot at cops executing the warrant and used her as a body shield.

The ex was arrested the afternoon before the shootings, but the warrant for Taylor’s address was based on a warrant claim he received ”suspicious mail packages” at her address.

He got probation, home incarceration with the right to work and take his son to school, rather than 8 years. He also got permission to move to Mississippi and serve his sentence there.

Also got a “fierce warning”

Jamarcus Glover, Breonna Taylor’s ex-boyfriend, leaves Kentucky

Glover was sentenced to five years of probation in relation to a number of drug charges, including trafficking in cocaine.

www.wave3.com

Should sentencing be tied to life expectancies?

 

[TomEric4756]

How tragic that the men in Breonna’s life created such a path of destruction.
… Which was then compounded by poor execution of the warrant.

 

[ribbont]

Yawn

Yeah, your attitude is what leads to these situations. You a judge? Prosecutor? Or Soros lackey?

 

[Rockport Zebra]

How tragic that the men in Breonna’s life created such a path of destruction.
… Which was then compounded by poor execution of the warrant.

I believe reasonable people knowing the facts would conclude that everyone involved was wrong including the Judge that signed the no knock warrant without checking to see if the person was already in custody.