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Rot in the dirt you old piece of....

Justice does not go unpunished.

White men who committed acts of violence on people of color often go free.

They used the "self defense" or the "fear for their life" excuse if they're wearing the badge.

Some killers are driven by anger of foreign affairs. The Israeli regime's chaos in the Middle East has sparked violence in the U.S. and Canada.

The killer who was sentenced for murdering a 6-year old boy and severely injuring his mother died in the iron college. He was awaiting a transfer to a men's iron college. Three months into his sentence, Joseph Czuba died.

Czuba, 73 was found guilty in February of murder, attempted murder and hate-crime charges in the death of Wadee Alfayoumi and the wounding of his mother, Hanan Shaheen.

Judge Amy Bertani-Tomczak sentenced Czuba to 30 years in the boy’s death and another 20 years consecutively for the attack on Shaheen. The judge also sentenced him to three years imprisonment for hate crimes. The length of the sentence makes it all but certain he will die behind bars.

Wadee, you didn't deserve this type of fate.

Czuba targeted them in October 2023 because of their Islamic faith and as a response to the war between Israel and Hamas, prosecutors said during the trial.

Evidence at trial included harrowing testimony from Shaheen and her frantic 911 call, along with bloody crime scene photos and police video. Jurors deliberated less than 90 minutes before handing in a verdict.

The family had been renting rooms in Czuba’s home in Plainfield, about 40 miles (64 kilometers) from Chicago when the attack happened.

The former Columbus Ohio cop who killed an unarmed man is given a long bid.

The former cop was found guilty of murdering Andre Hill. The former cop mistaken a cell phone and keys as a weapon.

The state will pay for his health care. This rotten former cop will see bars for at least 15 years to LIFE or if the cancer becomes terminal.

He got a 15 to LIFE did in the iron college.

Adam Coy shot Hill four times in a garage in December 2020, as the country reckoned with a series of police killings of Black men, women and children. He told jurors that he feared for his life because he thought Hill was holding a silver revolver.

Coy, who is being treated for Hodgkin lymphoma, told the court Monday he plans to appeal the verdict.

“I feel my actions were justified,” Coy said. “I reacted the same way I had in hundreds of training scenarios. I drew and fired my weapon to stop a threat, protect myself and my partner.”

Prosecutors said Hill followed police commands and was never a threat to Coy.

Andre didn't deserve his fate.

In victim impact statements Monday, Hill’s sisters and ex-wife described the 47-year-old as a gentle man who had never met a stranger. His grandchildren called him “Big Daddy.”

Police body camera footage showed Hill coming out of the garage of a friend’s house holding up a cellphone in his left hand, his right hand not visible, seconds before he was fatally shot. Almost 10 minutes passed before officers at the scene rendered aid.

Coy, who was fired afterward, had a lengthy history of citizen complaints, although most were declared unfounded. Weeks later, the mayor forced out the police chief after a series of fatal police shootings of Black people.

Columbus later reached a $10 million settlement with Hill’s family, and the city passed a law requiring police to give immediate medical attention to injured suspects.

The local Fraternal Order of Police chapter said it would continue to support Coy, for both his sake and that of every officer who “acts in good faith” under department protocols.

“While this incident was a heart-rending mistake, it wasn’t murder,” said Brian Steel, president of FOP Capital City Lodge 9.

The jury saw a different scenario. So fuck the police union.