.cwtremo asks: If toxic left-wing political orthodoxy takes precedent over filing murder charges against a suspect who admitted to the crime while soaked in his victim's blood, how can people feel safe in the country?
Apparently, standing bloodied over a corpse and confessing to the murder isn't enough for Foxx, known for her role in dropping all charges against disgraced actor Jussie Smollett, to put people in jail. It wasn't until a Chicago police detective commander overrode Foxx that the suspect was charged with murder.
Police allegedly encountered the suspect, Gregory Stamps, minutes after murdering someone with a hammer in his bedroom. He reportedly had the victim's wallet in his pocket and blood on his hands and clothes. Investigators stated that Stamps confessed to killing the victim, then removing the victim's clothes and dragging his naked body down three flights of stairs, leaving the body in an alley, and trashing the victim's clothes. Yet, Foxx still declined to prosecute Stamps for murder despite this admission of guilt. And, to make matters worse, Stamps was already on parole for attempted murder.
Stamps's case is just the latest in a long string of left-wing district attorney decisions that make people in this country unsafe. In cities throughout the country, such as Philadelphia, New York City, and San Francisco, woke district attorneys have implemented policies that limit the number of criminals who face jail time and maximize the number of people on the street causing havoc.
If toxic left-wing political orthodoxy takes precedent over filing murder charges against a suspect who admitted to the crime while soaked in his victim's blood, how can people feel safe in the country? So long as these fanatical ideologues are left in charge of controlling crime, the average person in this country will never be truly safe.
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