This guy is nuts, and he was running free!

[moosebag]

Convicted killer caught trying to rob Granger gun shop - wsbt.com

 

[Kirk Freeman]

Do you believe killers never leave prison?

Talk to some of INGO's coppers.

 

[BogWalker]

Should have just strung him up when convicted of murder and then we wouldn't have this problem, now would we?

"Gun addiction" what a load of crap. Crazy is crazy.

 

[Bennettjh]

At least he got caught. If he wouldn't have, who knows what could've happened.

 

[jbombelli]

Addicted to guns? Is that a recognized disability? If so, where do I apply for my free money?

 

[Bennettjh]

Looks like a level-headed fella.

 

[1911Shooter]

I vote sentencing him to death and actually do it. Whats the point of keeping him alive.

 

[j706]

Even if he had been remotely involved (driver ect) in the crime described that got him the prison term, as far as I am concerned he should have been executed. What part of past behavior often predicts future behavior don't people understand?

In 2004 I got to meet a recently paroled murderer on a simple traffic stop. My little alarm bells where going off and so I had him exit his vehicle. For whatever reason he decided he needed to get the stolen gun that was under his seat. He got the JBT treatment and after getting out of the ER he ended up back in prison where he should have been already. He had been out a grand total of 3 months! We need to stop coddling these idiots. They DO NOT get rehabilitated in prison. They get worse IMO.

 

[Bennettjh]

Even if he had been remotely involved (driver ect) in the crime described that got him the prison term, as far as I am concerned he should have been executed. What part of past behavior often predicts future behavior don't people understand?

In 2004 I got to meet a recently paroled murderer on a simple traffic stop. My little alarm bells where going off and so I had him exit his vehicle. For whatever reason he decided he needed to get the stolen gun that was under his seat. He got the JBT treatment and after getting out of the ER he ended up back in prison where he should have been already. He had been out a grand total of 3 months! We need to stop coddling these idiots. They DO NOT get rehabilitated in prison. They get worse IMO.

Pardon my ignorance, what does "JBT" mean?

 

[raptrbreth]

Pardon my ignorance, what does "JBT" mean?

Jack Booted Thug

 

[Bennettjh]

Jack Booted Thug

Oh ok, thank you.

 

[HandK]

Why do the keep letting these people out of prison !! You take life you lose yours or spend the rest of it behind bars!!!

 

[churchmouse]

Addicted to guns? Is that a recognized disability? If so, where do I apply for my free money?

I am an admitted addict.

Hello, my name is churchmouse and I am an addict.

 

[KellyinAvon]

Sentenced to 54 years in 1988. That was 25 years ago. Who was the Einstein who decided this guy should be let back out into society?

 

[churchmouse]

Sentenced to 54 years in 1988. That was 25 years ago. Who was the Einstein who decided this guy should be let back out into society?

A panel of Lib educated suits that believed he was re-habilitated.
They need the room so out he goes.

 

[cook4army]

I am an admitted addict.

Hello, my name is churchmouse and I am an addict.

HI Churchmouse, glad you could join us.

 

[j706]

I think the average time served for murder in Indiana is 25 years.

 

[j706]

I am an admitted addict.

Hello, my name is churchmouse and I am an addict.

Yea me too. Like a heroin junky the first time I tried one I was addicted.

 

[Frank_N_Stein]

Pardon my ignorance, what does "JBT" mean?

Judiciously Beating Thug.

 

[Slapstick]

Sentenced to 54 years in 1988. That was 25 years ago. Who was the Einstein who decided this guy should be let back out into society?

A 54 year sentence is really a 27 year sentence, (day for day good time credit) plus time cuts for completing programs while incarcerated would take a few more years off his sentence. In reality he most likely served less that 22 years out of his 54 year sentence.

There's talk of revising the good time credit system making certain violent offenders serve at least 85% of their time. We'll see where that goes. but I bet Indiana Department of Correction opposes this change.