texagbeliever said:

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sts7049 said:

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that judge is one of the absolute worst.

and the guy was an immediate no show at his next court appearance

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How is this allowable? Seriously.

1. Guy is homeless so not like being in jail is going to mess up his day job.
2. Individual resisted arrest
3. Crow bar to car windshields which could easily harm the inhabitant and could lead to behavior that harms someone else (fleeing the mad man)
4. I would bet he picked on women to target

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It would change if the county started actually making the bond companies pay when somebody skipped their bond. Even at a few hundred bucks, they would stop offering bonds to these repeat offenders if they knew they would almost certainly have to forfeit some cash when they inevitably violate their bonds or don't appear in court.

txags92 said:

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texagbeliever said:

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sts7049 said:

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that judge is one of the absolute worst.

and the guy was an immediate no show at his next court appearance

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How is this allowable? Seriously.

1. Guy is homeless so not like being in jail is going to mess up his day job.
2. Individual resisted arrest
3. Crow bar to car windshields which could easily harm the inhabitant and could lead to behavior that harms someone else (fleeing the mad man)
4. I would bet he picked on women to target

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It would change if the county started actually making the bond companies pay when somebody skipped their bond. Even at a few hundred bucks, they would stop offering bonds to these repeat offenders if they knew they would almost certainly have to forfeit some cash when they inevitably violate their bonds or don't appear in court.

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I think it should be criminal for the state/county/municipality to not collect on a bond if the person skips out on trial. That is gross negligence of the judicial process in my opinion.

sts7049 said:

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that judge is one of the absolute worst.

and the guy was an immediate no show at his next court appearance

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Dude should be dropped off right in front of the judge's house.

https://abc13.com/houston-crime-officer-involved-shootings-in-greater-area-police-department-policy/14486983/

4 hoodlums down in 3 days.

Build It said:

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https://abc13.com/houston-crime-officer-involved-shootings-in-greater-area-police-department-policy/14486983/

4 hoodlums down in 3 days.

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Cops getting tired of no bond

Build It said:

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https://abc13.com/houston-crime-officer-involved-shootings-in-greater-area-police-department-policy/14486983/

4 hoodlums down in 3 days.

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HPD all of a sudden:

The mayors changes at HPD have been productive so far. They may need to borrow some more ammo….

CDUB98 said:

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The only downside to all these perps assuming room temperature is that the cops are put on administrative leave until an investigation is done.

Thus, fewer cops on patrol.

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Should use the same policy as Houston judges use with criminals. Turn their asses back out same day, with a pat on the ass.

Ciboag96 said:

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CDUB98 said:

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The only downside to all these perps assuming room temperature is that the cops are put on administrative leave until an investigation is done.

Thus, fewer cops on patrol.

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Should use the same policy as Houston judges use with criminals. Turn their asses back out same day, with a pat on the ass.

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POTY!

Build It said:

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Did you ever wonder if HPD was getting a piece of the criminal action?

Here's the proof. Only get a suspension because it may be a "one time thing"

https://abc13.com/keith-e-roy-jr-hpd-officer-being-investigated-houston-police-department-leaked-information-auto-theft-ring/14498088/

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When they started lowering the standards to fill up the cadet classes, it was only a matter of time before more of this started happening.

It's not like he murdered two people and their dog in a no-knock raid and had heroin in the car ready to plant in their house.

sts7049 said:

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txags92 said:

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Build It said:

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Did you ever wonder if HPD was getting a piece of the criminal action?

Here's the proof. Only get a suspension because it may be a "one time thing"

https://abc13.com/keith-e-roy-jr-hpd-officer-being-investigated-houston-police-department-leaked-information-auto-theft-ring/14498088/

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When they started lowering the standards to fill up the cadet classes, it was only a matter of time before more of this started happening.

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what standard existed previously that would have deterred someone from doing this?

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They used to (back around 2000-2005 at least) have requirements that cadets not have a criminal record and not have any past drug use. Now those have been relaxed to no felonies or violent crimes and no recent misdemeanors and no recent drug use. When you start taking people with previous criminal records that have been able to avoid arrest or conviction for 3-5 years, you open yourselves up to having people as officers that have previous associations with criminals and who may be interested in becoming an officer for less than honorable reasons.

Not saying that is specifically what happened with this guy, but it is the kind of thing that you would expect to become more likely when you relax the restrictions on who can become a cop.

Oh, look.

A guy out on 16 bonds severely injured someone in a robbery.

This is unprecedented.

https://abc13.com/upper-kirby-crime-serial-thief-suspect-out-on-16-charges-accused-of-stealing-subway-sandwich/14501365/

BBRex said:

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Those of you who have posted frustration about having your truck stolen, knowing where it is, and still having HPD do nothing probably won't take much solace in the fact that auto theft isn't the only crime HPD doesn't much care to investigate, but you also won't be surprised.

https://abc13.com/hpd-suspended-cases-suspect-in-case-linked-to-other-crime-jose-luis-reyes-martinez-arrested-man-accused-of-rape/14501772/

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HPD shouldn't be surprised when more and more people go vigilante then. But of course they will exhaust all possible resources to go after someone that actually does that.

Cromagnum said:

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BBRex said:

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Those of you who have posted frustration about having your truck stolen, knowing where it is, and still having HPD do nothing probably won't take much solace in the fact that auto theft isn't the only crime HPD doesn't much care to investigate, but you also won't be surprised.

https://abc13.com/hpd-suspended-cases-suspect-in-case-linked-to-other-crime-jose-luis-reyes-martinez-arrested-man-accused-of-rape/14501772/

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HPD shouldn't be surprised when more and more people go vigilante then. But of course they will exhaust all possible resources to go after someone that actually does that.

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I still think this is all part of what Soros wants. If they get people going rogue and exacting punishment for crimes outside of the judicial system, it gives them an excuse to clamp down on gun ownership and exercise more government control. And as a currency speculator at his core, anything that causes instability in America causes instability in the value of the dollar and makes for more opportunities for him to make money.

Diggity said:

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Seems like a reasonable goal for a 93 year old

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His kid is just as bad as he is and runs most of the PAC stuff now. Rotten apple dropped right next to the trunk of the tree.