****CITY UNDER SIEGE - 2024**** - Page 20

Ciboag96

5:40p, 4/17/24

**** this Commie judge

From her website:
" She was a legal observer for the ACLU, a member of numerous Democratic organizations, a Volunteer Deputy Registrar, and has canvassed neighborhoods, attended phone banks and volunteered for various political campaigns. "
— Mike Collins (@texasharleyman) April 17, 2024

Build It

6:51p, 4/17/24

She has a long track record of this. Vote her out!!!

CDUB98

8:26p, 4/17/24

I guarantee you that ***** ass judge wouldn't let this guy in her house.

Al Bula

9:56p, 4/17/24

In reply to randy828

randy828 said:
txags92 said:
Ciboag96 said:
Well, well, Quannell 10 done got them to come on in. They're each 17. Kids these days, let me tell ya.

https://www.khou.com/article/news/crime/humble-store-clerk-killed-suspects-surrender/285-662c187d-124f-4cae-bf31-d4fed9b89524
They will be at least 25 before they have any chance of seeing a trial. Plenty of time to go out and commit more crimes once they are released on PR bonds.
And of course they are claiming self defense.

Quote:
He said he looked around for a gun and didn't see anything in the man's hand or on the seat. (The teens have since said that the clerk was also armed and are claiming self-defense in the shooting. The police have not said if a gun was found in the clerk's car.)
https://www.click2houston.com/news/local/2024/01/23/only-on-2-witness-recounts-moments-before-humble-store-clerk-was-shot-killed-after-teens-steal-bag-of-chips/

welp the "teen" got away with murder.

https://www.fox26houston.com/news/houston-crime-suspect-no-billed-in-murder-of-gas-station-clerk-over-bag-of-chips

BBRex

10:00p, 4/17/24

In reply to Al Bula

He'll be back.

SW AG80

11:21p, 4/17/24

I know many of you think the new incoming DA will worse than Ogg. I don't know the new one but I do know several experienced prosecutors who Ogg fired when sho took office.
They all tell me the new DA is trying to rehire a bunch of good and experienced prosecutors from back in the day when the DAs office was known nationally as an aggressive and tough office.
Now, several former Harris County prosecutors have moved away and are now working in smaller offices around the state. Some have simply retired now and some have gone into private practice and are making too much money to go back to prosecuting. But the DA elect is trying to bring good back to what is now a very bad office.

txags92

11:36p, 4/17/24

In reply to SW AG80

SW AG80 said:
I know many of you think the new incoming DA will worse than Ogg. I don't know the new one but I do know several experienced prosecutors who Ogg fired when sho took office.
They all tell me the new DA is trying to rehire a bunch of good and experienced prosecutors from back in the day when the DAs office was known nationally as an aggressive and tough office.
Now, several former Harris County prosecutors have moved away and are now working in smaller offices around the state. Some have simply retired now and some have gone into private practice and are making too much money to go back to prosecuting. But the DA elect is trying to bring good back to what is now a very bad office.

I know George Soros supported the new guy over Kim Ogg. That tells me everything I need to know about how he will be.

SW AG80

11:40p, 4/17/24

In reply to txags92

That bothers me too. I'm just passing along what some former really good Harris County prosecutors have said to me.

CheeseSndwch

4:30a, 4/18/24

In reply to Al Bula

He was unlawfully in possession of a handgun while committing a crime, if they can't indict him for murder they sure as s' better charge him with something.

CDUB98

7:50a, 4/18/24

In reply to CheeseSndwch

CheeseSndwch said:
He was unlawfully in possession of a handgun while committing a crime, if they can't indict him for murder they sure as s' better charge him with something.

The kid got off on technicalities.

Once the clerk followed him off property, the rules technically change. This wasn't a felony theft, or high dollar theft, or however the gun law statutes term it, so the technicality of self-defense can be employed.....and here we are.

If the kid had shot him in the store, we'd likely be looking at a different outcome, but as a previous poster stated, he'll be back. We all know it. The state knows it. The kid knows it. Sadly, one more person will have to die for even a chance at justice, assuming a dumbass judge doesn't let him out on a $1 bond.

maroon barchetta

7:59a, 4/18/24

In reply to CDUB98

But what if all the judges are dumbass judges.

Ciboag96

9:18a, 4/18/24

He bit her toenail off, struck her repeatedly with his fists and proclaimed today is your death wish. That’s just a few of the things that earned Njoroge 7 bonds for $100, including Sexual Assault, Kidnapping, Multiple Domestic Violence etc, etc, etc, etc https://t.co/h2NesNvPbo
— Andy Kahan (@akahancrimesto1) April 18, 2024

Baron von Bulsh

9:31a, 4/18/24

In reply to CDUB98

How is it legal for a 17 year old to be in possession of a handgun?

Diggity

10:12a, 4/18/24

In reply to SW AG80

I know it's probably a longshot for the Republican candidate in a Harris County DA election, but isn't there still the general election to get out of the way before he starts hiring folks?

SW AG80

10:20a, 4/18/24

In reply to Diggity

I don't know if there is a Republican on the ballot or not.

I don't live in Harris County.

YellAg2004

10:33a, 4/18/24

In reply to txags92

txags92 said:
SW AG80 said:
I know many of you think the new incoming DA will worse than Ogg. I don't know the new one but I do know several experienced prosecutors who Ogg fired when sho took office.
They all tell me the new DA is trying to rehire a bunch of good and experienced prosecutors from back in the day when the DAs office was known nationally as an aggressive and tough office.
Now, several former Harris County prosecutors have moved away and are now working in smaller offices around the state. Some have simply retired now and some have gone into private practice and are making too much money to go back to prosecuting. But the DA elect is trying to bring good back to what is now a very bad office.
I know George Soros supported the new guy over Kim Ogg. That tells me everything I need to know about how he will be.

Exactly. If he tries to take a "tough on crime" stance like some on here claim he will, he might as well go ahead and only plan to be there 1 term as Soros will put his money behind another horse in the next election. He is being put in that position to continue and advance the descent into chaos.

htxag09

10:37a, 4/18/24

In reply to YellAg2004

All I know is I'm fairly close to a couple of the old DA's that caught in various stupid riffs with Ogg and were let go so are now defendants....all of them were obviously for Teare.....

But 2 of the 3 also were posting on social media examples of how Ogg was too tough on accused criminals and that was why we needed a change.

txags92

10:58a, 4/18/24

In reply to htxag09

If Kim Ogg was too tough on criminals for them, it totally makes sense why they are cozying up to the new guy.

HtownAg92

10:58a, 4/18/24

In reply to htxag09

htxag09 said:
All I know is I'm fairly close to a couple of the old DA's that caught in various stupid riffs with Ogg and were let go so are now defendants....all of them were obviously for Teare.....

But 2 of the 3 also were posting on social media examples of how Ogg was too tough on accused criminals and that was why we needed a change.

I am too. Some of them jumped pre-Ogg, several pre-Lykos, some fired by both. Pretty much all of them say that the office and Harris Co can EAD and Go F Themselves. Much happier and have peace in smaller (conservative) counties.

Diggity

10:59a, 4/18/24

In reply to htxag09

htxag09 said:
All I know is I'm fairly close to a couple of the old DA's that caught in various stupid riffs with Ogg and were let go so are now defendants....all of them were obviously for Teare.....

But 2 of the 3 also were posting on social media examples of how Ogg was too tough on accused criminals and that was why we needed a change.

that's amazing. Would love to see some examples of Ogg being too tough. Just her conviction rate would make me feel pretty comfortable as a career criminal.

htxag09

11:07a, 4/18/24

In reply to Diggity

Both referenced this article and one said "what Ogg has done to the justice system is a travesty for Houstonians...as someone who practices criminal low it is obvious every day"

Thousands of Houstonians are sent to jail with no legal basis under DA Ogg, judges say

TarponChaser

11:21a, 4/18/24

In reply to htxag09

htxag09 said:
Both referenced this article and one said "what Ogg has done to the justice system is a travesty for Houstonians...as someone who practices criminal low it is obvious every day"

Thousands of Houstonians are sent to jail with no legal basis under DA Ogg, judges say

Behind a paywall but who, exactly, are these Houstonians being sent to jail without a legal basis? Because it sure as hell isn't the hundreds (thousands??) of violent criminals coming through the revolving door of our "justice" system.

Diggity

11:22a, 4/18/24

In reply to htxag09

Seems like a pretty nuanced situation. I think it can be true that Ogg's intake system was a complete cluster**** and didn't properly allocate resources, but I also partially agree with the argument from their camp that the liberal wave of judges helped increase cases getting thrown out.

Nothing in that article leads me to believe Ogg was "too tough on criminals"...rather just too inept.

In any case, she lost the faith of her team and needed to go. I'm one of the naive ones that thinks Shaun will do a much better job, but only time will tell.

maroon barchetta

11:39a, 4/18/24

Teen beaten with brass knuckles shoots two attackers/thieves that beat him.

https://abc13.com/sharpstown-deadly-shooting-houston-teenager-shoots-robbery-suspects-teen-beaten-with-brass-knuckles-set-up-gone-wrong/14687603/

CDUB98

11:49a, 4/18/24

In reply to Baron von Bulsh

Baron von Bulsh said:
How is it legal for a 17 year old to be in possession of a handgun?

It's not without parent present, but that was not the charge put before the grand jury, nor argued. It's why I said the kid got off on technicality only.

El Gallo Blanco

11:51a, 4/18/24

In reply to maroon barchetta

maroon barchetta said:
Teen beaten with brass knuckles shoots two attackers/thieves that beat him.

https://abc13.com/sharpstown-deadly-shooting-houston-teenager-shoots-robbery-suspects-teen-beaten-with-brass-knuckles-set-up-gone-wrong/14687603/

Goodness...

Quote:
Houston police said a mother handed her son a gun after the two 16-year-olds beat him up.

"Here you go mijo, ju go keel those pendejos...donnn be late for dinner"

htxag09

12:37p, 4/18/24

In reply to Diggity

It is definitely nuanced.

I guess my basis on the too tough comment is them implying, or me interpreting, they are saying she errors on the side of prosecuting and brings charges to lots of people that have no basis.

Maybe that's true, I tend to agree with the judges just being dip****s now. Dismissing cases doesn't prove the charges didn't need to be made, IMO.

But, yes, agree it's nuanced and agree that she's inept and has caused a giant cluster**** within the department and needs to go.

randy828

1:22p, 4/18/24

Quote:
Neighbors who've lived in the area for a while are wishing for more peaceful times.

"I wish it was like the old days where everybody would fight instead of shoot," Brian Payne, a resident who heard the shooting and called 911, said.

YellAg2004

2:26p, 4/18/24

In reply to randy828

randy828 said:
Quote:
Neighbors who've lived in the area for a while are wishing for more peaceful times.

"I wish it was like the old days where everybody would fight instead of shoot," Brian Payne, a resident who heard the shooting and called 911, said.

sts7049

4:09p, 4/18/24

and here this guy gets a 170k bond for fake butt injections

https://abc13.com/bond-set-for-pasadena-man-arrested-illegal-injections-dustin-david-moore-mrinjector1-social-media-skinny-sculpt-medspa/14687915/

Psycho Bunny

4:17p, 4/18/24

In reply to sts7049

sts7049 said:
and here this guy gets a 170k bond for fake butt injections

https://abc13.com/bond-set-for-pasadena-man-arrested-illegal-injections-dustin-david-moore-mrinjector1-social-media-skinny-sculpt-medspa/14687915/

That's because he's white. Darker the color the lower the bond amount.

Americans new motto
Lasciate ogni speranza, voi ch'entrate

SW AG80

4:20p, 4/18/24

In reply to Psycho Bunny

Well, we are talk about multiple bootys here.

Aggie09Derek

10:15p, 4/18/24

https://www.khou.com/article/news/crime/teen-stole-chips-shot-clerk-no-billed-grand-jury/285-236ba784-1b06-4f1d-b111-38aeb81d3c88

bigjag19

7:43a, 4/19/24

In reply to Aggie09Derek

While clearly scum and have more coming to them, I agree this one wasn't murder based on the clerk chasing them in his car.

W

10:10a, 4/19/24

so this is the way to legally murder someone

bait them into following you / escalating...then have your piece ready to shoot them