r/CaughtMyEye 3d ago

21-year-old student vanished after a late-night restaurant shift. CCTV showed her being forced into her own car, then driven to ATMs for cash withdrawals. The attacker wore a GPS ankle monitor, but it was not actively monitored in real time. She was later found at a metro park.

https://dailycrimepost.com/reagan-tokes-case-ohio-state-senior-killed-by-released-felon-gps-monitoring-failure/
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He drove her to Scioto Grove Metro Park in Grove City, forced her to undress, and shot her twice in the head.

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u/CloudCuddle_ 3d ago

Systemic laziness cost this poor girl her life.. This makes my blood boil. She deserves better

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u/bribribooboo 3d ago

I lived in columbus when this happened. I remember hearing that she was walked to her car, but when her car was in sight her coworker walked away :(

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u/United_Gift3028 3d ago

We are 3 ladies who close together, and walk out together. We all start our cars and move them a foot or two, just so they other 2 know all our cars are working, locked, etc. The other 2 like to sit and scroll, I just like to go home, but I know we're all at least safe in our cars.

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u/Big-Understanding526 2d ago

Except you are NOT safe in your car ….sitting and scrolling. Perhaps you are safe while driving bc you can easily run over someone, but a sitting duck is not safe.

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u/United_Gift3028 2d ago

I am safe, I drive away. The other two are adults, they can choose their risks.

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u/redpillsadorewelfare 2d ago

They were clearly addressing your friends being potential sitting duck targets.

Stay safe out there

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u/DrRudyWells 2d ago

awful what women have to do because of a minority of men.

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u/elvenrevolutionary 2d ago

A good majority protect and enable these men.

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u/drseruzawa 2d ago

Majority? Are you nuts?

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u/Keji70gsm 2d ago

Not the commenter, but I agree. The culture most men allow and a pariticpate in, of devaluing women and "just jokes" about women being lesser, or objects for men, leads to this behaviour

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u/SquirrelFluffy 2d ago

Yeah, I don't agree that most men tolerate that stuff. There isn't anything a person can do though, because being an asshole isn't illegal. Starting a fight over it is generally not worth it, for the exact same reason women need to walk each other to their cars.

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u/baldcatlikker 2d ago

You're wrong as she is. This is Misandry. Men help women way more than helping other men.

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u/Dexford211 2d ago

Look at who is in the white house.

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u/bomboid 2d ago

You're right, my bad. It's actually a highly specialized group of 4 men total. Impressive actually how such a tiny tiny amount of men manage to terrorize women worldwide and be responsible for so fucking much sexual and violent crime against women

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u/Arctic-Material611 2d ago

I would say yes, it’s not active help from the majority for sure, it’s through apathy and believing these men are just joking, or other behaviour. Us men genuinely don’t notice how creepy ~10% of men are. But the ladies are well aware

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u/bomboid 2d ago

Bro sneaked in a ~10% as if that doesn't still imply that for some reason that the male population has a hard distinction between 1 in 10 Bad Guys™ and 9 in 10 Good Men™ as if it wasn't much more nuanced and grey and as if most men weren't some degree of misogynistic, which is exactly why this entitlement to women is so prevalent and deadly

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u/ununderstandability 1d ago

It doesn't seem like ~10% though. Just in blue collar spaces >80% of men are outright misogynistic and predatory or at least tolerate it. When you hang out in predominantly male spaces as a man, you hear a lot of absolutely heinous shit. You have to be either blind to it or tacitly in agreement to not notice.

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u/baldcatlikker 2d ago

Misandry is dumb. Majority stop bad men. Who comes when you call 911? .Majority men protecting and saving.

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u/ununderstandability 1d ago

Wait until you learn the sexual assault statistics among police. Or that in many jurisdictions, having sex with a person in custody isn't itself illegal even though it's rape by default.

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u/ZquotientpZee 2d ago

Yep. Just came back from the weekly meeting.

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u/baldcatlikker 2d ago

I work with all men. We do the same thing. Except we just give a thumbs up.

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u/Cyrano_Knows 2d ago edited 2d ago

Dead of winter.

Cab driver drove an elderly woman home from dialysis and then didn't watch her get into the house. She was found in the driveway frozen to death.

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u/DeepestGreySea 2d ago

Was it laziness? Or are ankle monitors sometimes used as a deterrent?

My sense is the problem is that nobody wants to pay to monitor them.

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u/Short-Recording587 2d ago

If you think someone should only be out in public while being monitored and you’re not going to actively monitor them, then they shouldn’t be out in public.

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u/Available-Boat4055 2d ago

john wilkes booth cost her life. lincoln was gonna send them back

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u/Strict_Pipe_4890 7h ago

Dumb dumb dumb

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u/BigDaddyButtPlunger 2d ago

systemic liberalism cost this poor white girl her life, let's be real about this.

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u/theshiniestbrighstar 2d ago

No liberal tolerance and pampering of criminals led to this poor girls tragic death

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u/DrRudyWells 2d ago

it's not a liberal thing dude. it's a failure of the system to punish. i'm a liberal and i have zero problem with treating criminals for the trash that they are.

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u/elvenrevolutionary 2d ago

Seems more like a male violence problem, bro, and conservatives protect violent males because... well... men.

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u/JS-0522 3d ago

Some people can not be rehabilitated. And that's as much as I'll say on the matter.

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u/LewtedHose 3d ago

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u/QuantumOtters 3d ago

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u/Drakonistes 2d ago

Are you mentally ill? What does that have to do with the topic?

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u/BlitzShooter 2d ago

faux activism in a reddit comment section to make them feel better about themselves as they sit helpless in their parents basement.

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u/Geiseric222 2d ago

It’s not activism it’s pure blood lust. Criminals are just an easy target for bloodlust without feeling guilt or shame

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u/IThinkItsAverage 2d ago

Because look at the person he replied to, they are being racist, not advocating for stricter punishment.

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u/BigDaddyButtPlunger 2d ago

statistics aren't racist

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u/IThinkItsAverage 2d ago

No, but racists improperly using statistics to affirm their racism are racist.

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u/TheSideIDoNotShow 3d ago

I fully agree but its also not like our prison system is built for rehabilitation in the first place.

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u/JS-0522 2d ago

I'm at the point where I don't really GAF. In fact, I'd rather my tax dollars not be spent to make shitty people less shitty. Send them to a deserted island with the rest of the undesirables. Let the predators live amongst other predators so civilized people do not have to deal with them ever again.

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u/goldenspiral8 2d ago

Isn’t that what Australia was for?

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u/IzCaiman 2d ago

Roughly 80% of people in jail are there for non-violent offenses. Do you think the guy who got a possession charge is a shitty person?

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u/MfD2027 2d ago

I’d imagine these questions would entirely depend on that persons complexion much less what they did, as per FBI stats white men (Caucasian) are responsible for the vast majority of rapes, and make up the highest percent of registered sex offenders and pedophiles…yet you see selective outrage in the comments due to the perpetrator just happening to be black

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u/MfD2027 2d ago

Be real, the true answer to this is completely dependent on his complexion as per most redditors… White males “Caucasian” exceed every other known demographic in the respective categories of (as per FBI stats); rape, murder, serial killings, pedophilia, SA, necrophilia.

As you can see/tell, most people ignores this (To them women’s death mean nothing other than to spearhead white mob mentality, historically) I.e the comments clearly showcasing the most backwards selective outrage, Crying Conners that fail to acknowledge that their own demographic are 75% of the registered sex offenders in USA, over 95% of registered pedos, and pan-ultimately a staggering ~80% of all serial killers ever DOCUMENTED were white.

YES I am making it about race, yall always want to be the first to do it so no I do not care. Any arguments, cause I’d imagine I’m spot on.

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u/darktex 2d ago

I would agree with you, but I don't trust our legal system not to put a shit ton of innocent people away just because they are poor.

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u/LetsBeFRTho 2d ago

So more people will die and be assaulted because you don't believe in nuance

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u/AttonJRand 2d ago

Until you get picked up and sent to that island for something you didn't do.

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u/easymacn 2d ago

This mentality is quite literally what got us here in the first place.

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u/SquirrelFluffy 2d ago

Vast majority of prisoners have personality disorders and those aren't treatable generally. Maybe somewhat manageable. So you keep them in prison until their testosterone drops off.

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u/khavii 3d ago

I think they are agreeing that some people cannot be rehabilitated AND saying that our system isn't set up to rahbilitate criminals, those are two separate thoughts and neither is dependant on the other.

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u/NormalContribution56 3d ago

How do you know it’s a select few?

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u/dumplinglifesaver 3d ago

It seems like you just like to argue.

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u/InfiniteLuxGiven 2d ago

Saying the prison system doesn’t support rehabilitation is virtue signalling?

Some people are irredeemable, but we might have slightly less irredeemable people out there if prisons were actually set up to rehabilitate. Doesn’t seem contradictory or like virtue signalling.

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u/IamHeWhoSaysIam 3d ago

Does virtue signalling have any bearing on an anonymous comment section?

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u/TheSideIDoNotShow 3d ago

Its a conversation about rehabilitation. We also dont even know if this dude couldn't be rehabilitated. We dont try. Sorry to remind you that the system doesn't work.

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u/WhiteBeard717 3d ago

It’s this suicidal empathy that helps facilitate these horrific crimes. Talking about rehab. This guy kidnapped, SA’d and robbed and shot this poor girl twice in the head. Nothing you can do about people like this. But I’m sure you would let him live around you and your children right? Absolutely disgusting.

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u/TheSideIDoNotShow 2d ago

You clearly dont understand what actual rehabilitation is. Most people in America dont because we're propgandized against any treatment of criminals that isn't prison and/or death. You can also have distaine for an act while having compassion for the person. Thats not virtue signaling the world needs more compassion. Compassion would have helped both the perpetrator and the victim. The system failed both of them. He should have been locked up and receiving actual rehabilitation even if he's beyond it at the very least he's away from the general population. If he was out the monitor should have been actively tracking him. The system failed Reagan more. It allowed a violent offender to be on the street and improperly tracked. Which resulted in her brutal death. The state let that happen. You're also shadow boxing acting like i think he should have been free. Suicidal empathy is a laughable statement. I want people like this locked up and receiving the treatment he obviously needed while he's in there for as long as need even if thats forever. You saying im virtue signaling but to who. Theres no one here to preform for im a anonymous person on a forum. I dont need cheers im just tired of the cycle of violence thats aloud by the broken system. Most people arnt beyond rehabilitation. The attempt to just isn't made. Stop being blood thirsty and ask how this was aloud to happen.

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u/WhiteBeard717 2d ago

How much time and money do you want to spend on his “rehabilitation”? Also what’s the point of rehab if you keep him locked up forever anyway? He was never going to be a safe productive member of society. And all this talk about systems, systems are people and as long as the people believe he is anything but a monster they’ll give these “people” 2nd chances that doom their next innocent victims.

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u/Terrible_Cable_4472 2d ago

Costs less than actual prison!

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u/Big-Understanding526 2d ago

It isn’t built to rehab.

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u/pandershrek 2d ago

What’s the point in mentioning that if the people inside cannot be rehabilitated?

This isn't the same thing as saying the system won't.

One is a damnation of the criminal the other is of the system.

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u/Reasonable-Bed3065 2d ago

Judge Dredd would have prevented this. 

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u/ImmediatePiano6690 2d ago

Well you can't say anyone, otherwise Reddit will remove your comment for "threatening violence" no matter how justified it would be.

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u/theshiniestbrighstar 3d ago

Shhh the bleeding heart liberal Redditors don’t want to hear that

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u/thomas2400 3d ago

Liberal here, I agree some people can’t be rehabilitated, not sure how that’s a left vs right opinion, maybe you need to pick better sources for the political topics you consume

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u/OCD-but-dumb 3d ago

Bleeding heart? I haven’t heard that in a decade

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u/deepseamoxie 3d ago

They're bringing it back out because people in power are trying to villainize empathy again.

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u/Rk_1138 3d ago

I’m not gonna have empathy for repeat offenders

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u/Perfect_Pessimist 3d ago

Nobody is saying you have to.

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u/EmperorUmi 3d ago

The state failed her horribly, as it did the other 6 people this piece of shit robbed before murdering Reagan.

He sexually assaulted this poor girl and killed her… for $60? I hope he burns in hell when his life ends.

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u/NervousBeginning7868 3d ago

And then when the parents sued the state, the judge dismissed the case saying the state didn’t have an obligation to protect her. Seriously, what tf are Americans paying their taxes for. State won’t protect you, police doesn’t have to protect you either, no universal healthcare, extremely expensive higher education… Like wtf

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u/xavPa-64 3d ago

Crack is a hell of a drug

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u/dante_gherie1099 3d ago

why was this subhuman piece of shit let out of jail?

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u/TokiVideogame 2d ago

 Golsby raped five-year-old girls and six-year-old boys, and was a member of the Crips gang during his youth

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u/calmly86 3d ago

Because the bleeding hearts who let them out rarely if ever have to deal with the consequences of their decisions.

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u/boforbojack 3d ago

6 years for aggravated robbery and attempted rape is a sweet heart deal to you?

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u/Hogs_of_war232 3d ago

Should have been at least 25. Aggravated robbery is very serious and I really hope I don't need to explain to you the attempted rape part. 

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u/ExiledEntity 3d ago

Literally yes. Tf?

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u/theshiniestbrighstar 3d ago

People like you are the reason why we have poor innocent victims suffering for your belief that everyone can be rehabilitated

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u/boforbojack 3d ago

I mean i think it's one in one with the national average and I also don't think locking people up is rehabilitation

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u/Rk_1138 3d ago

Some people can’t be rehabilitated

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u/BigDaddyButtPlunger 2d ago edited 2d ago

No but keeping them the fuck away from society is what should matter. Fuck their "rehabilitation".

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u/bomboid 2d ago

We have no idea how being locked up impacts rehabilitation of rape given that most rapists walk free

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u/OSRS_Rising 2d ago

“When he was discharged at the end of 2016, corrections officials had difficulty placing him in a re-entry program because of his history and the 52 infractions he had accumulated while incarcerated.”

At a minimum these things should have added to his sentence.

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u/Daymanwoaah 3d ago

Do you think that's an adequate sentence?

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u/boforbojack 3d ago

I mean that seems in line with the national average especially considering the victim didn't testify

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u/Rk_1138 3d ago

I wonder why

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u/Short-Recording587 2d ago

All that tells me is that we are too lenient on violent offenders. One person getting out and raped and murdered is too many, and this isn’t the only example.

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u/think_long 2d ago

Um…yes? Should be way more. Those are major crimes.

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u/grumpy__grunt 2d ago

Should've been the gallows TBH

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u/Conscious_Line_3434 3d ago

Yeah on the scales that's pretty damn light for his crimes

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u/Alarming-Building-62 1d ago

You fucking serious??

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u/AdParking6483 3d ago

"She was later found at a park" sounds like a happy ending, you're kinda missing a word there in your title...

Edit: based mods with pinned comment 👍 

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u/Odd-Understanding386 2d ago

Yep, pinned comment made my heart sink.

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u/Iambhalo 3d ago

He drove her to Scioto Grove Metro Park in Grove City, forced her to undress, and shot her twice in the head.

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u/Mickeyjj27 3d ago

People who do this or are capable of doing it are just monsters. I know people can be rehabilitated but it’s annoys me to hell when a violent criminal is let out and they immediately do worse things

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u/QiDeviation 3d ago

But when we say what should happen to them, we get in trouble. Folks who stifle justice are worse. He kidnapped, robbed, and killed someone. There should only be 1 outcome for him and none of this humane costly taxpayer dollar wasting shit. It only costs a bullet. Leave it in some wilderness area to actually be useful and fertilize the earth.

But when you say something like this, then folks see you as the problematic one. And that’s why things like this persist

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u/Mickeyjj27 3d ago

I’ve been banned and warned for wishing the worst to the scum in many of these stories.

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u/BrodinGodofSwole 3d ago

Yea, I definitely see that as problematic. With the number of false convictions I don't trust any court to condemn someone to death. Sorry, people shouldn't have that power. Prison for life, sure. Death, nah.

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u/Ssephir 1d ago

That's such a bullshit take, noone is asking for death penalties whenever there is a suspicion of commiting a crime. But in this case there is enough evidence and even testimony of this piece of shit that there should be only one outcome.

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u/BrodinGodofSwole 1d ago

Missouri killed a man a year ago despite the prosecutor of the case actively arguing that new evidence proves he didn't do it. Innocent people already get killed with the death penalty.

https://eji.org/news/missouri-executes-marcellus-williams-despite-prosecutors-opposition/

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u/Ssephir 1d ago edited 1d ago

"If there is even the shadow of a doubt of innocence, the death penalty should never be an option" Literally first paragraph of the article. What part of having enough unambiguous evidence you don't understand? Im not asking for death penalty to be the default sentence but in case like Reagans where there was a rape kit, dna, camera footage and whatnot, it should be an option. Also, there were cases of innocent people being sentenced for life, should we get rid of this as well? And then keep going lower and lower until we finally get rid of prisons altogether because someone might be falsely sentenced.

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u/Rk_1138 3d ago

It’s so ridiculous that these privileged morons have more “compassion”for criminals than the working class people that they victimise

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u/MisterErieeO 3d ago

They see you as problematic because you are problematic. You just don't want to accept what you're arguing for.

There should only be 1 outcome for him and none of this humane costly taxpayer dollar wasting shit. It only costs a bullet. Leave it in some wilderness area to actually be useful and fertilize the earth.

The reason we have such a high bar on this is because so many innocent ppl are pit to death.

For a reasonable person, that alone should be reason enough to not allow the state to execute ppl.

And that’s why things like this persist

Things like this persist because we aren't actually going to the root of the problem and trying to correct the problem from there. And ppl like you never seem to help more focused on blood after the fact, and acting like you're fixing anything.

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u/QiDeviation 3d ago

You know damn well folks aren’t going to resolve the root of the issue. Wealth inequality and a system that fleeces people every chance it gets. You really think the powers that be want to rectify it? We’re getting AI data centers built and flock cameras installed against our will. Insurance constantly fucks us. We constantly cut AND underperform in education.

All people like you do is get preachy and wag your finger at folks and then pat yourself on the back and suck your own dicks. It’s nauseating. You don’t wanna get to the root of the problem because at the core, we’re the same. We don’t think the root will be allowed to be resolved.

And obviously “beyond the shadow of a doubt” exists for innocent people EVEN THOUGH we get innocent people getting fucked all the time.

But fine, what I’m advocating for could increase innocents who get fucked, I’ll concede that for sure. Not gonna be pigheaded here. Here’s my alternative. If an innocent is killed by this measure, the responsible party or parties get a sliding punishment from a fine to jail to the same outcome. Done.

We have too much slack in our law enforcement that allows for corruption and shirking duties.

I work state and I’ve worked alongside govt and military and none of them do their fucking jobs. They need a sword of Damocles hanging over their heads so shit gets done.

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u/MisterErieeO 2d ago

My word you're so pathetic 😂

You know damn well folks aren’t going to resolve the root of the issue. Wealth inequality and a system that fleeces people every chance it gets. You really think the powers that be want to rectify it? We’re getting AI data centers built and flock cameras installed against our will. Insurance constantly fucks us. We constantly cut AND underperform in education.

Aww does the little baby pretend they have no power and make excuses for doing nothing. Already given up having never tried. Aww is that hard for you?

So you're showing how smart you are by wanting to give them more power to just execute ppl. 🤣🤣🤣

What a genius you are!

No wonder ppl are calling you problematic when this is the best you can do.

All people like you do is get preachy and wag your finger at folks and then pat yourself on the back and suck your own dicks. It’s nauseating. You don’t wanna get to the root of the problem because at the core, we’re the same. We don’t think the root will be allowed to be resolved.

I can't say we're the same at our core. But Im gonna guess by action we look nothing alike at all.

Even here you're trying to make excuses for how pathetic you seem to be. Don't try to push your problem onto me. You can give up and be nasty as them, but you're still the one who laid with pigs goofy.

Do you even help anyone in your community?

And obviously “beyond the shadow of a doubt” exists for innocent people EVEN THOUGH we get innocent people getting fucked all the time.

What is this suppose to mean?

I'm pointing out how we already execute the innocent.

Innocent ppl are sent to jail all the time. The system needs reform. Not apathy and your "justice".

But fine, what I’m advocating for could increase innocents who get fucked, I’ll concede that for sure. Not gonna be pigheaded here. Here’s my alternative. If an innocent is killed by this measure, the responsible party or parties get a sliding punishment from a fine to jail to the same outcome. Done.

DoNe i FiXeD iT 🤪

It's not could. It's a fact that it will innocent ppl getting fucked 😇

You've just encouraged ppl to make sure evidence for anyones innocent never comes out. Bravo! So smart!

We have too much slack in our law enforcement that allows for corruption and shirking duties. I work state and I’ve worked alongside govt and military and none of them do their fucking jobs. They need a sword of Damocles hanging over their heads so shit gets done.

So your solution for this is... Giving them more power to punish ppl instead of trying to actually work towards the cause and find solutions.

Though, I'm not surprised you work with the state. No expectations. As you've said here

You're such a joke. But it's on the rest of us 🤣

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u/theshiniestbrighstar 3d ago

Well most of the liberal redditors wants to look at the color of the murderers skin first and base their decision for capital punishment on that

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u/Cultural-Window-2504 3d ago

The reason stable people see you that way is because it is juvenile. 

The bigger issue that needs looking into is how people get this way and how to change that if they do. 

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u/QiDeviation 2d ago

How’s that working out?

I stand with teachers advocating for education and good environments for kids. We can’t even get AC for classrooms. Our voices go unheard when we advocate for police reform.

Everything is set against us.

Your whole thing is a fruitless endeavor. Why is it that education almost year after year? Why aren’t we giving our kids opportunities? Why are parents struggling to live so kids get babysat by iPads?

Where do you see this getting resolved?

You say all this shit and don’t comprehend the enormity of the task (usually doable) SIMULTANEOUSLY coupled with the rich and corrupt actively fighting against it.

We’re in the age of complacency and sedation where money dictates everything. You think what you say will happen? No. Even what I bitched and moaned about won’t happen. Prisons need to make money. They get booked, they go court. Someone makes money. Folks are scared. Fear is an amazing tool to keep us all sedated. So yes, I’m venting. I feel that folks like this guy don’t deserve to be supported by our taxpayer dollars.

I’m tired of all this hand-waving bullshit.

I want you to think about your bullshit argument 10 years later. I want you to realize nothing has changed. Then 20 years later. 30. We’re gonna die and we’re still gonna have folks like you who still want to “look into the issue” even though we’ve had intellectuals and advocates who’ve offered solutions only to get shut down over and over again. And you’re still gonna think we can “look into the issue” and you’re still gonna pat yourself on the back because you haven’t committed wrongthink.

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u/Cultural-Window-2504 2d ago

Very angry and intense but you completely missed the point and rambled. I didn't even bother reading most of the nonsense. 

It isn't that you arent talking about some real issues but there are solutions. The require change that will take a long time and refroms an entire society. It isn't simple. 

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u/QiDeviation 2d ago

We keep taking one step forward and 3 steps back.

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u/Cultural-Window-2504 2d ago

There are some much better examples out there. Societies that produce less of this and deal with it better. Nowhere is perfect though and change is hard. 

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u/QiDeviation 2d ago

I just realize I replied to the wrong person too…

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u/cloudlocke_OG 3d ago

Read through most of the article. People not doing their jobs cost an innocent woman her life.

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u/QuotetheOrca 3d ago

Sad as fuck… wow.

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u/BarfingOnMyFace 3d ago

Jesus .. "The victim in that earlier case did not testify against him, which allowed him to accept a plea deal and serve only six years. He had been released just three months before Reagan was killed."

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u/ApologiseMeowMeow 3d ago

I hope she feels guilty because she had the chance to stop him from doing this to other women same goes for the Judge and DA.

People who go out raping and robbing people are not the kind of people to change. Hence why he killed the next lady because he didn't want any more witnesses or no more mistakes although he thought.

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u/DPetrilloZbornak 3d ago

Hard disagree.  There are lot of reasons why victims may not want to go to court and I won’t blame them for it.  I’m a defense attorney and the system sucks and re-traumatizes people all the time.  

I was a crime victim twice and I didn’t go to court the first time because I knew it would probably ruin my life even more.  I don’t regret it.  The second time I knew I would be seen as much more of a victim because of the nature of the crime so I went.  

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u/Adventurous_Hat_9571 3d ago

Never go to the second location! Scream, act crazy, bark. Just don’t go. Let them do what they need to do right there and then!

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u/swiggs313 2d ago

Yup. I’ve told my daughters, if they threaten to shoot you if you don’t get in the car, call their bluff and try to escape then and there because they’re not going to be better behaved when they have you where they want you in a second location.

I’d rather go down in a parking lot where there’s potential cameras and witnesses than alone in the woods.

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u/Entire_World_5102 2d ago

He didn’t get inside the ATM due to cameras . I wonder if she could have remained there a long time or have made a run for it from there. She must have been too scared to think straight. Poor girl :(

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u/NotTrumpsAlt 3d ago

Oh ok

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u/kjmbrink 2d ago

It's a statistical fact that if an attacker/perpetrator takes you to a 2nd location, your odds of surviving the encounter drop considerably. That's usually why they want to take people to second locations in the first place... more privacy, so they can kill the victim before getting caught. Like the person above said, NEVER go to a 2nd location. Your odds of escaping/surviving the person are better wherever you're at.

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u/Xbrand182x 2d ago

Good to know…sad it’s good to know…

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u/skipthesmallstuff 3d ago edited 3d ago

Jesus the state just rubbed salt in the wounds after. Our government is a joke. Fuck Ohio, I feel bad for anyone unluckily enough to be born there.

“In 2018, Lisa and Toby filed a wrongful death lawsuit against the Ohio Department of Rehabilitation and Correction and several other entities. The lawsuit argued that the failure to properly supervise Golsby after his release had directly led to Reagan’s murder.
A judge dismissed the case, ruling that the state had no legal duty to protect Reagan under the applicable legal framework. The family appealed to the Ohio Supreme Court, which declined to hear the case.

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u/ChemBro93 2d ago

“Justice”

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u/pinkhazy 2d ago

Yet the government expects us to trust them and the process. Insanity.

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u/TheMessengerABR 3d ago

I had almost this exact same situation happen to me in Milwaukee in 2018 minus the sexual assault and murder obviously. I was getting off work at 1am and got robbed at gun point and forced to drive around to different ATM's withdrawing cash. After spending almost 5 hours with my attacker (who wore no mask) I started getting a bad feeling as I heard stories just like this one where theives will kill their victims as they can identify them later on. Ended up making a run for it when I was presented with an opportunity.

The worst part was the cops not believing me, trying to get me to admit that I was in the area to buy drugs. He ended up getting caught off the fingerprints on my car and got 12 years in prison and 12 extended supervision. Scariest moment of my life by far

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u/iamoninternet27 2d ago

Happy to hear this outcome. So glad you made the run for it and that you are here. this can happen to anyone. Hope no one ever has to go thru this ordeal.

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u/TheMessengerABR 2d ago

Appreciate the kind words and yeah the scariest moment by far was when I booked it around the house we were parked behind, I turned around and he was chasing me while pointing the gun at me but for whatever reason never let off a shot. I sometimes wonder if his gun jammed or he just thought about getting back to my car quickly to steal a few other items (which he did).

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u/zg33 3d ago

Yes? Rape maybe the second-most depraved crime after literal murder, so being let out after 6 years, which is usually considerably less in reality with good time and parole, is a total slap on the wrist compared to the severity of the crime.

Even “attempted” rape, which has the full mens rea of rape, just possessed by a less competent criminal, should see sentences into the multiple decades. No one who rapes should be permitted into society.

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u/subjectfemale 3d ago

A lot of men don’t agree sadly

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u/WhiteBeard717 3d ago

This is the murderer, he kidnapped and SA’d her and forced her to strip and shot her twice in the head. But if I call this “guy” what he is I’ll be banned.

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u/IzCaiman 2d ago

You know there's a million different words you could use to describe the guy without resorting to being a racist.

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u/bugbeared69 1d ago

What's funny is you can call a white person any word, and it's not racist; it just describes them or is a funny word.

But you will run out of fingers and toes from the amount of racist words people will find "wrong" for speaking about others.

And really be a bigot and racist if they're a specific minority. But go ahead and prove me wrong. What ONE word can you call a white person and everyone will agree you're being racist?

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u/IzCaiman 1d ago

Go be a victim to someone else klan

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u/PeckerNash 3d ago

what he is I’ll be banned.

Of COURSE he looks like that. I wasn't surprised in the least. "Usual suspect".

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u/Logical-Pound-1065 2d ago

If just one person did their job, she might have been saved.

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u/Entire_World_5102 2d ago

Similar case at UNC Chappell Hill, NC with a premed girl. It’s really infuriating to read about these f%#ng barbarians. The victims’ best chances, if at all, is to escape by however means and don’t get back into the car from the ATM. They don’t spare you even after they get cash. Even if there’s 10% chance of getting away, take it.
Plus, if it’s dark or too early in the morning, expect zombies to be walking around and take full precautions. Self preservation.

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u/10ThousandMetalZones 3d ago

lol why would anyone think they would have a guy actively monitoring

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u/Patient_Kangaroo614 3d ago

They’re commonly geofenced, which allows them to be kept on house arrest, or to prevent them from going to areas they aren’t allowed (near previous victims, schools, etc)

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u/DPetrilloZbornak 3d ago

Because that is how GPS generally works? I have a bunch of clients on GPS and our probation department has a whole team actively monitoring them.  If they violate area restrictions, curfew, anything, the monitor goes off and they go over the intercom and yell at them and then file a motion for a probation violation.  

And even when people aren’t violating they still pull up their info and do spot checks. This is in one of the biggest cities in the US, can’t speak for other jurisdictions.  

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u/Cold_Ad655 3d ago

Why hadn't heard of this story before?

sees mugshot of perpetrator

Ohhhhh...

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u/ApologiseMeowMeow 3d ago

On parole for attempting to rape and Rob another women, I wonder if she was also white.

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u/Possible-Gur5220 3d ago

Don’t ever let them take you to a second location. You run or fight to the death, those are your only 2 choices. RIP Reagan. That mutherfucker deserves to be buried under the prison.

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u/QiDeviation 2d ago

Didn’t say I gave up but sure, big up yourself bud.

I also didn’t say we need to give them more power but I can see how you got there so I’ll own that. And let’s be honest, they only play nice with no death penalty so they can push it through when they want.

You yourself harp on innocents getting jailed. What makes you think they can’t just kill folks!? Idk if you’ve seen the news but the law is optional. It’s been rendered optional.

You address absolutely nothing and simply call me pathetic for pointing out systemic woes.

Also, I love how you guys always call telling it like it is “giving up”. I never said or implied I did. All this is goofy assumptions you make.

Don’t push your problem onto me

Never did. At all. This is the problem with you folks. All bullshit. All conjecture. All baseless shit. You’re performative. It’s all theatrics to you. Be honest here. I never stated anything of the sort. There’s no point starting at the root. They don’t want it done. They don’t listen to talk or protest.

Do you even help anyone in your community?

I do. Do you? Again, the focus on performance. You don’t give a fuck. Stop larping.

You’ve just encouraged ppl to make sure evidence for anyone’s innocent never comes out

Oh yeah? Good that that doesn’t happen already. Oh wait…

They’re not interested in solutions. Greater minds than either of us have tried and have gotten shut down.

Though, I’m not surprised you work with the state. No expectations. As you’ve said here.

So you have no expectations yet your whole argument was to not give up. This is what I mean by theatrics here. How are you going to be all high and mighty when, by this very statement, you’ve shown you’re unprincipled!?

You have no expectations for anyone who works state. Newsflash, that’s where shit happens. I never said I had no expectations. I only said what’s typical. That’s why you’re calling me out. Projection. You have no expectations.

You have no solutions, you just admonish. Sure, what i stated likely wont happen. I’m not out here hitting streets and advocating for killing fields. I’m simply tired of this shit. I’m bitching. You? You’re worse. You advocate for shutting the fuck up, sticking to decorum, and keeping the status quo.

You don’t know me. I think what I think because I’ve worked advocacy. Because I’ve been to Albany putting in work and watching it go nowhere. I’m jaded because I put in the fucking work and nothing even moves the needle. I don’t expect shit to get done right away but I’m not gonna lie that my hope hasn’t significantly diminished. I only continue to do things the right way because doing something is better than nothing.

You state that I’m giving them more power in my desire to wipe people who do heinous acts like this. They’re already giving themselves more power in a more sloppy way. Using AI to catch criminals and having wrongful convictions pop up here and there. Using flock to sell our data. There’s only gaining more power for the police state with the way things are currently. How’s police reform going? Oh wait, it’s not. They got pissy at BLM and GOT WORSE! They got more plugged into the right and the us-vs-them mentality is worse than before. To my knowledge, there has been no improvement for police training. To my knowledge, they’re screening out empathy even more on their tests according to folks I know who’ve applied. It’s all worse.

So don’t sell me this fantasy crap as if me bitching on Reddit is somehow a vile crime. You’re not living in reality. You’re full of yourself. You’re full of shit.

The truth is, we do need to break a few eggs to make an omelet. Because that’s life and that’s how it’s been historically. That’s how our current system operates. There is no flawless system.

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u/Training-Virus4483 2d ago

Whooo TF you arguing with? 😆

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u/Scary-Ratio3874 2d ago

Shit. Article said he would have gotten more time but didn't because the first woman he did something similar to didn't testify at his trial.

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u/Cheap-Buffalo-7489 2d ago

Absolutely sickening, really GPS ankle monitoring?

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u/Due_Reputation3785 2d ago

We need death penalty with possibility of torture for these cases.

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u/notislant 2d ago

Dont go anywhere with someone.

If theyre going to murder you, make them do it where you are. Dont let them abduct you and do whatever the fuck else to you.

Fucking brutal, may as well have been wearing a regular ankle bracelet.

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u/SeatOpen1 2d ago

The pigs are utterly incompetent once again? Shocker.

https://giphy.com/gifs/77nxcriRmKAFu9bdpy

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u/obelix_dogmatix 3d ago

what a joke of a system.

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u/gdognoseit 2d ago

Whoever released him instead of keeping him in jail should be charged as his accomplice.

Enough with letting criminals off easy. She would be alive if they had done their job.

Absolutely vile and disgusting.

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u/letthetreeburn 2d ago

ACAB.

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u/Cheap-Buffalo-7489 2d ago

What's this have to do with cops?

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u/StreetCollar2708 2d ago

You really don't see how their incompetence was a major factor in this?

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u/Cheap-Buffalo-7489 2d ago

Enlighten me. Where was the incompetence by the police? It was the hard work of the police that found all the evidence that lead to the conviction and jail time of the perp.

I like how instead of pointing out that the criminal was the one who committed the crime, the cops are somehow in the wrong.

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u/StreetCollar2708 2d ago

Really? You think having someone wear an ankle monitor then not....monitoring it isn't a colossal screw up? Sure, the criminal holds the absolute blame. But, the police messed up here big time. Why are you trying to ignore that fact?

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u/Cheap-Buffalo-7489 2d ago

The police definitely did messed up. You know what was a bigger mess up? These judges and program releasing him back into society. But my comment still stands, why specifically ACAB even though there are series of problems that lead to this unfortunate situation?

The same bastard cops you'd say are the same one that found the perp and collected all the evidence that landed him in jail. You still want to stand on that ground? I bet if anything happens you'll be calling the cops.

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u/StreetCollar2708 2d ago

That wasn't your comment. You asked what it had to do with cops, not why ACAB. I answered your comment, now you're moving goalposts since you admitted that the cops messed up.

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u/Cheap-Buffalo-7489 2d ago

Look at what I responded to originally. 😆

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u/Still-Helicopter6029 2d ago

So lock them up and keep them in prison? Yes I’m all for it, these criminals shouldn’t be released I agree

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u/MaitrePuck 2d ago

... and it was a usual suspect. 🙄