Alleged Molotov attacker released thanks to ex-Obama official
https://www.foxnews.com/politics/former-obama-official-secures-bail-nyc-lawyer-suspected-hurling-molotov-cocktail-george-floyd-unrest
Missouri attorney general says Soros-backed St. Louis prosecutor released all George Floyd protesters from jail
https://www.washingtonexaminer.com/news/missouri-attorney-general-says-soros-backed-st-louis-prosecutor-released-all-george-floyd-protesters-from-jail
June 03, 2020 05:20 PM
St. Louis, Missouri, released more than 30 protesters arrested during George Floyd demonstrations since Sunday from jail.
St. Louis police arrested 36 people between Sunday and Tuesday. That includes the 25 who were arrested during protests between Monday and early Tuesday morning when four officers were shot. All have been released without charges, according to St. Louis 5 KSDK.
The potential charges included misdemeanors and felonies for burglaries, property damage, assault, stealing, and unlawful use of a weapon, among others.
Missouri Attorney General Eric Schmitt pointed the finger at St. Louis Circuit Attorney Kim Gardner in a Tuesday morning tweet.
“In a stunning development, our office has learned that every single one of the St. Louis looters and rioters arrested were released back onto the streets by local prosecutor Kim Gardner,” Schmitt tweeted.
Schmitt’s spokesman added that because many of the alleged offenders had not been charged after 24 hours, police had to release them by law.
“Two were released after being issued a summons, eight were released after prosecutors refused to immediately file charges and the remainder were released while police apply for charges," police spokeswoman Michelle Woodling said in a statement.
Gardner, who recently kicked off her reelection campaign, was criticized during her initial run for circuit attorney for accepting at least $30,000 from a super PAC belonging to controversial liberal billionaire George Soros. He is well known for supporting candidates, specifically city attorneys, who push liberal bail reform and sentencing platforms.
Riots and looting have been a major issue in St. Louis over the past couple of days and resulted in the death of a 77-year-old black retired police captain, David Dorn, who was killed by looters as he tried to defend his friend’s pawnshop.
The protests were sparked by the death of George Floyd, a black man in Minneapolis who was killed while in police custody.
The white police officer who can be seen in a viral video kneeling on Floyd’s neck for almost nine minutes was initially charged with third-degree murder. The charge was raised to second-degree murder Wednesday.
Seconded
Well POTUS was right when he said the swamp was deeper and bigger than they though, and it may take another 4 years to completely drain it.
Did she 'Bend the knee'?
Funny, I didn't think he used snap-shit.
Next school shooting, right there.
Norway, citing coronavirus restrictions, rejects George Floyd rally applications
https://www.foxnews.com/world/norway-rejects-george-floyd-rallies
McCabe vs. Rosenstein: Jim Jordan says somebody’s not telling the truth
https://video.foxnews.com/v/6161628019001/
Bail reform laws putting riot, looting suspect back on the streets within hours
https://www.foxnews.com/us/bail-reform-laws-let-alleged-criminals-back-on-the-streets-within-hours-threatening-public-security
Lockdowns seen as worsening riots, in turn hitting businesses even harder: 'It’s a perfect storm'
https://www.foxnews.com/politics/lockdowns-riots-hitting-businesses
They do that themselves already.
You can open carry swords in Texas…time to start making some kabobs!
Patriots of WHAT?
Let a mob of sword wielders in their midst…let's see how well that works out for them, instead of singling a single swordsman.
That was the demoncraps plan all along.
Why else would congress critters be out inciting violence even WAY before the covid-19 shit hit.
Was thinking about another AK as well.
For those of us on the Gulf Coaste States…
Tropical Storm Cristobal drenches Mexico, Gulf Coast impacts likely to arrive by Sunday
https://www.foxnews.com/us/tropical-storm-cristobal-gulf-coast-mexico-hurricane-season-weather-impacts