Quote (Goomshill @ 13 Jan 2020 04:54)
Its possible because he was on his third felony strike
Serial felons tend to get put away for life. He committed a felony aggravated robbery, then a felony theft, and finally when police caught him in the middle of another burglary, he tried to run, then once they caught up with him, he violently struggled with police and punched, kicked and tried to injure the officers by targeting his attacks on their genitals, leading to moderate injuries to the two officers. When they went to arrest him, it was after citizens called it in seeing him go up the street rattling doors on cars and homes to see if they were unlocked to get inside, and when they arrived he had broken into a cabin and was burglarizing it.
Quote (Black XistenZ @ 13 Jan 2020 10:54)
Three strikes laws are too rigid, particularly when they also apply to non-violent crime.
But while I consider 70 years to be way excessive in this case, I do support harsh sentences on serial criminals with a low chance of rehabilitation.
the 3 strikes rule brought to you by H Clinton (D) and K Harris (D)
lmao this is too easy