Privileged Go Around and Out the Revolving Door
The reason Jordan Neely was running loose, terrorizing subway passengers after 42 arrests in the past 10 years, is that we have a revolving door system of justice. At least it works that way for those with preferred characteristics, like Florida’s Frederick Howard:
Since 1986, the 58-year-old has spent nearly 36 years in and out of prison for various crimes including aggravated assault, armed robbery, battery on a first responder and more.
His latest charge is attempted sexual battery at the Stayable Suites along Orange Blossom Trail. Investigators said that’s where he tried to rape an 18-year-old in her hotel room on Monday.
Howard was released from jail a week ago after he spent 33 days in jail for a carjacking but was released because the Orange County State Attorney failed to file formal charges in the case. …
By law, if the State Attorney doesn’t file charges 30 days after an arrest, that person is entitled to be released.
The State Attorney in question is Monique Worrell, a young Woman of Color who took power with help from George Soros — like Alvin Bragg (New York) George Gascon (Los Angeles), Kim Foxx (Chicago), Larry Krasner (Philadelphia), Chesa Boudin (San Francisco), Kim Gardner (St Louis), Marilyn Mosby (Baltimore), et al.
Any questions on why charges weren’t filed?
It isn’t a revolving door for everybody. Hero Marine Daniel Penny, who was indicted for being white, won’t get loose from the jaws of the System soon.
The liberals who have been methodically destroying American civilization often bark about “privilege.” Here’s what privilege actually looks like in what’s left of our society:
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