Crime Daniel Penny Prosecutor Admits to Preferential Treatment based on "Restorative Justice" (IE - Race)

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Backstory - Black man assaults and kills 87 year old Korean doctor during an ATM robbery. The NY Prosecutor here admits that she feels sorry for the criminal (!!!!) and reduces the crime from Felony murder to manslaughter. Which is crazy, because the dude blindsided and hit the man from behind to rob him. Here she is explaining why she went easy on a man who murdered an elderly man.



Are you kidding!!! She felt sorry for the criminal? What about the victim? A man who survived the Japanese Occupation of Korea during World War 2, only to be a victim to a piece of shit.

And you know this has to be far from the only example of her giving going easy on criminal based on race. Time will tell though... hopefully. It's shocking she openly admitted to it on video. Something we all suspected from Progressives...

Progressive policies have become a cancer in blue cities.

Every witness to Neely's death agreed that he was a posing a threat on the Subway. And yet, this psycho woman decided to push through with the murder case? Why? Anyone want to take a guess? It's New York, deep blue... We all know why.



Sorry... this is fucking disgusting. This prosecutor should be disbarred and fired immediately. And Alvin Bragg continues to prove he's partisan piece of shit. They're an embarrassment to the Justice System and a prime example of everything that has gone wrong with Progressive DA's during the last four years.

Penny is at risk for more time in Prison for subduing a raving lunatic than a man who killed an elderly man during a robbery.

Please... make it make sense. New York is lost if Penny is found Guilty. And people like this trash woman are to blame.

Assistant Manhattan DA Dafna Yoran pushed 'restorative justice' for suspect in deadly mugging​


Matthew Lee, 57, snuck up on the victim, a former Lehman College professor named Dr. Young Kun Kim, from behind at a Citibank ATM on Broadway on May 13, 2018, video shows. The fatal blow, a punch to the head from behind, appears to have occurred off-camera.

Kim was hospitalized and later died from his injuries. Police eventually identified Lee as the suspect and arrested him within a week.


Kim survived the Japanese occupation of Korea and the Korean War, the New York Post reported in 2019. His son forgave the killer at sentencing in a Manhattan courthouse.

Under a 2020 policy introduced by Manhattan District Attorney Alvin Bragg's predecessor, Cyrus Vance Jr., Yoran "saw an opportunity for a transformative outcome," according to Gothamist, a New York City news site. It was the first use of the program in a homicide case.

"It is just a continuance of the soft-on-crime policies that have permeated our big cities," said Louis Gelormino, a Staten Island defense attorney who has said the case against Penny should never have been filed.

Lee was charged with manslaughter instead of felony murder, reducing his potential sentence from 25 years to life to 10 years.

Felony murder charges are usually filed when someone dies as the result of another felony committed by the suspect. Manslaughter charges involve reckless behavior that results in death.

Lee is currently being held in a medium-security state prison in Otisville, New York, and is eligible for parole in 2026.
 
Backstory - Black man assaults and kills 87 year old Korean doctor during an ATM robbery. The NY Prosecutor here admits that she feels sorry for the criminal (!!!!) and reduces the crime from Felony murder to manslaughter. Which is crazy, because the dude blindsided and hit the man from behind to rob him. Here she is explaining why she went easy on a man who murdered an elderly man.



Are you kidding!!! She felt sorry for the criminal? What about the victim? A man who survived the Japanese Occupation of Korea during World War 2, only to be a victim to a piece of shit.

And you know this has to be far from the only example of her giving going easy on criminal based on race. Time will tell though... hopefully. It's shocking she openly admitted to it on video. Something we all suspected from Progressives...

Progressive policies have become a cancer in blue cities.

Every witness to Neely's death agreed that he was a posing a threat on the Subway. And yet, this psycho woman decided to push through with the murder case? Why? Anyone want to take a guess? It's New York, deep blue... We all know why.



Sorry... this is fucking disgusting. This prosecutor should be disbarred and fired immediately. And Alvin Bragg continues to prove he's partisan piece of shit. They're an embarrassment to the Justice System and a prime example of everything that has gone wrong with Progressive DA's during the last four years.

Penny is at risk for more time in Prison for subduing a raving lunatic than a man who killed an elderly man during a robbery.

Please... make it make sense. New York is lost if Penny is found Guilty. And people like this trash woman are to blame.

Assistant Manhattan DA Dafna Yoran pushed 'restorative justice' for suspect in deadly mugging​


Matthew Lee, 57, snuck up on the victim, a former Lehman College professor named Dr. Young Kun Kim, from behind at a Citibank ATM on Broadway on May 13, 2018, video shows. The fatal blow, a punch to the head from behind, appears to have occurred off-camera.

Kim was hospitalized and later died from his injuries. Police eventually identified Lee as the suspect and arrested him within a week.


Kim survived the Japanese occupation of Korea and the Korean War, the New York Post reported in 2019. His son forgave the killer at sentencing in a Manhattan courthouse.

Under a 2020 policy introduced by Manhattan District Attorney Alvin Bragg's predecessor, Cyrus Vance Jr., Yoran "saw an opportunity for a transformative outcome," according to Gothamist, a New York City news site. It was the first use of the program in a homicide case.

"It is just a continuance of the soft-on-crime policies that have permeated our big cities," said Louis Gelormino, a Staten Island defense attorney who has said the case against Penny should never have been filed.

Lee was charged with manslaughter instead of felony murder, reducing his potential sentence from 25 years to life to 10 years.

Felony murder charges are usually filed when someone dies as the result of another felony committed by the suspect. Manslaughter charges involve reckless behavior that results in death.

Lee is currently being held in a medium-security state prison in Otisville, New York, and is eligible for parole in 2026.

Will you be this outraged when Trump starts pardoning the Jan 6th creeps?
 
Let’s get some dude to rob her and punch her as hard as they can in the head, no intentions to kill, just intentions to rob her and punch her as hard as possible. Because we all know that punching and terrorizing old people is not something done with total disregard for the life of another, i.e.: an intentionally murderous action, it’s something poor people do to deal with trauma. Then let’s see if she keeps the same opinion. That would restorative for real.
 
Will you be this outraged when Trump starts pardoning the Jan 6th creeps?

Fuck me...

Like I said in another thread. Terminal TDS requires that these brainless idiots derail any thread back to Trump.

Hey dipshit. How about commenting on the topic of thread? What? You can't or won't? Then shut the fuck up
 
If Penny does get convicted, Trump should pardon him on his first day as POTUS.
He might not be able to because Penny is being charged by the state.
Trump cannot pardon state criminals. The president of the United States can grant pardons for federal crimes, but not for state or local crime.

The power to pardon state criminals is generally reserved for governors or a state pardon board:
  • Governors: Most state governors have the power to pardon state criminals.
  • State pardon boards: Some states have boards of pardons and paroles that exclusively grant state pardons. For example, Alabama, Connecticut, Georgia, Idaho, Minnesota, Nebraska, Nevada, South Carolina, and Utah all have boards of pardons and paroles.
  • Hybrid arrangements: Some states have a hybrid arrangement where a board and the governor share the power to grant pardons.
 
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