Re: Black gang member carries out three shootings after being freed without bail: prosecutors

On 8/6/20 10:32 PM, Leroy N. Soetoro wrote:
> https://nypost.com/2020/08/05/gang-member-carries-out-3-shootings-after-
> being-freed-without-bail/
> 
> He was set free and allegedly went right back to shooting.
> 
> A Brooklyn gang member, released without bail in May on an attempted 
> murder charge, participated in at least three drive-by shootings after he 
> was freed, federal prosecutors allege.
> 
> Darrius Sutton, 23, was initially arrested in connection with a May 16 
> shooting in the courtyard of an East New York building that left a man 
> seriously injured.
> 
> Despite the attempted murder rap, Sutton was set free without bail the 
> same day of his May 20 arrest. The Brooklyn District Attorney’s Office 
> said the lone witness in the case recanted.
> 
> “At the time of arraignment, the sole eyewitness had recanted so we did 
> not have sufficient evidence to keep the defendant in custody,” a 
> spokesman for the DA said in a statement. “The investigation is continuing 
> and we hope other witnesses come forward.”
> 
> Less than two months after being sprung, the purported Bloods gang member 
> allegedly joined others in three drive-by shootings this summer.
> 
> The gunplay took place between July 13 and 14 and the attacks were just a 
> few of the six shootings in which Sutton participated over the past year, 
> federal prosecutors allege.
> 
> Sutton was seen on surveillance camera footage in one of the attacks, on 
> April 20, when he snuck up behind a rival gang member and shot him three 
> times in broad daylight, prosecutors allege.
> 
> The victim narrowly escaped death.
> 
> “The defendant’s violent spree over the last year has left at least seven 
> individuals with gunshot wounds,” federal prosecutors wrote. “That these 
> events did not lead to seven deaths is entirely fortuitous — the videos 
> described above make clear that the defendant shoots to kill.”
> 
> Sutton is now being held in federal custody pending his trial after being 
> arrested again last week, days after law enforcement officials executed a 
> warrant at his East New York apartment. He faces up to 10 years in prison 
> on federal charges for criminal possession of a weapon by a felon.
> 
> Shortly after he was released in May, the suspect appeared in a hip-hop 
> music video, uploaded to YouTube, for the song “Crime Rate” by Brooklyn 
> Rapper BK Eaz, prosecutors said.
> 
> The video is an homage to rising crime in New York City in 2020. At one 
> point, the rapper Billy DntShootEm refers to Sutton by his alleged alias, 
> “Blizz Meecho,” as he makes a gun-like hand gesture.
> 
> “Meecho say get him, I got him,” he raps.
> 
> 
> 
The victim's civil RIGHTS were violated by the GOVERNMENT officials who
released criminals to commit more violence against innocent people.
Like a BARTENDER who serves drinks to a person who is obviously drunk
then goes out and killed a car load of Nun's on their way to Church.

The Government officials should be held to the same standard as the
Bartender who can be charged with a crime for endangering the lives of
the public.











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