Massachusetts prosecutors scolded a judge over the sweetheart deal she handed to serial criminal Tyler Brown - who is accused of opening fire on random drivers on Monday - after he was convicted of trying to kill a cop years earlier.
Brown, 46, pleaded guilty to armed assault with intent to murder in 2021, one year after he fired 13 rounds at Boston officers, including firing a .40 Glock semi-automatic at close range at one officer’s chest.
Prosecutors recommended a 12-year prison sentence followed by five years of probation; however, Judge Janet Sanders handed out a five- to six-year sentence with three years of probation - despite the fact that Brown was already on probation for a 2014 assault conviction at the time.
If a bartender over-serves a customer and that guy goes out and kills someone, the bartender's held liable for the death. Same should be true for judges.
These Goody-two-shoes bench-riding bleeding hearts should have their feet held to the fire for their ridiculous sentencing. Thankfully, cops killed the guy before he could kill anyone else.
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If only Assachusetts had strict gun laws this wouldn't have ........ umm, never mind !
ReplyDeleteHe's in the hospital, don't know his condition. There are two victims also in the hospital, one in bad shape. The first guy to return fire was a former Marine with a LTC.
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