RSSYakima man gets 7 years for slaying 15-year-old boy
Yakima Herald-Republic
7 years for first degree manslaughter. What the @#$% is this country comming to!
Report ViolationIf it was a cop who was killed he would have been executed. put to death,do not pass go do not collect 200 dollars so what the hell is up with 7 years for first degree murder. so in 7 years (less if he is good) this murderer will be back on the streets.Hell.... if thats all you get for first degree murder hold on,I'll be right back i got a little something to take care of, see you in 7.
Report Violationdont hate on what you fools know nothing about...
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I don't understand why we continue to give any of these people consideration for their problems as "victims" when they won't help in the prosecution of their rivals. I say, "Why should our police personnel bother about protecting them when they won't help the police make a case. Their actions put all of us in danger and our judges and court system continue to let them off the hook with lesser charges. This will never stop until our community arms itself and chases the gangsters out of the neighborhood in any way we can. Perhaps when a few of them get shot in the process, they will at least be punished for their actions. Meanwhile, our police need to get rid of their "sanctuary" mindset and dump the idea that they will get information from Hispanics in exchange for overlooking documentation problems. If we sent all of them home who have illegal documents, maybe this crime would be reduced to manageable levels.
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