When I called 911 to report an 8 year old girl reluctantly selling flowers for her “Dad” a few years ago, the 911 dispatcher decided to argue with me instead of doing her job and taking my report. By the time a patrol car slowly cruised by, the dad/daughter were gone down an alley. Upon review of my call, I got an apology from the shift supervisor a few days later for how my concern was handled.
When a woman called 911 last Saturday to report a man chopping at a tree and posing a threat to children at the Clark Fork market, a total of 5 cops were mobilized to assess the threat. Her speculation, later communicated to the alleged threat during said assessment, was that “in this current political climate” she was afraid he was on the verge of entering the market and attacking people.
The current political climate? Was she talking about this?
Brandon Bryant wasn’t about to enter the busy Clark Fork market to harm ANYONE, let alone children, but he DID recall possibly harming a leaf on the nearby tree as he practiced swinging around his wooden staff like he does on many Saturday mornings.
It’s kind of like what these people do:
On Friday, September 11th, I was with Brandon Bryant during the anti-war protest that’s been going on for years near the Higgins bridge when a cop appeared. Someone had been yelling from a studio window at us, but, regardless of having NOT done anything, we were both suddenly in fight-or-flight mode at the possibility that WE could be the ones who got arrested, since the local authorities have made it VERY CLEAR how targeted we both are.
Targeting the lone person of color for not acquiescing to the self-declared expertise of the estrogen collective did a number on Gayle King’s brain. Viewers got to see, in real time, how the disclosure of the juror’s color entered the gears of King’s head and the result was an amazing example of cognitive short-circuiting.
Closer to home, family members of a dead baby are really offended that a plea deal would keep the MAN responsible for the baby’s death in prison for a measly ten years after this MAN agreed to watch the baby, got drunk, then accidentally smothered the baby.
A Lake County District Court judge decided not to follow a binding plea agreement when sentencing a man Friday for the negligent homicide of 14-month-old Aniyah Star Charlo.
Star Charlo died in 2021 while in the care of family member Estevan Orozco-Charlo.
“I don’t just miss Aniyah,” Lorelie Couture, Aniyah’s mother, said. “I miss who she was going to be. I miss the daughter I was supposed to raise.”
Did Lorelie have any inkling that Estevan had a drinking problem? If she did, then I would argue that mom has some culpability in her child’s death.
Instead of trying to move on with their lives, though, family members implored the judge to ignore the plea agreement for a harsher sentence, despite the “binding” nature of said plea deal:
During Orozco-Charlo’s sentencing, statements from family urged the court to pursue a lengthier sentence than the plea agreement, which was 10 years with five suspended.
“From the beginning, we have stressed to the state that we did not want any plea deal,” Tammy Couture, Aniyah’s grandmother, said. “Please help us get justice for Aniyah.”
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“She deserved to grow up. We deserved to watch her grow and blossom into the woman that we knew that she would be,” Samantha McNair, Aniyah’s aunt, said.
If Estevan Orozco-Charlo is an alcoholic, and alcoholism is a mental illness, then why did the judge ignore this “binding” plea agreement to impose a harsher sentence?
Ultimately, Orozco-Charlo was sentenced to 15 years with seven suspended, a 5-year parole restriction, and nearly $10,000 in restitution.
For some weird reason, the KPAX article omits the name of the judge who ignored the plea agreement to give this poor bastard more time in prison, so I had to find another article to get a better sense of who this judge might be.
Seeing this woman’s smirking face “Gayle-King’d” my brain. Of course this is the judge who ignored a plea offer to give a man a stiffer sentence for not protecting an innocent child like all those noble mothers out there.
Good job, “Kim”.
For those who don’t know what kind of judge Deborah Kim Christopher is, here’s the controversy that ensued when she referred to a mom as “you bitch” after taking her kid from her.
A judge the Montana Supreme Court removed from one case last month referred to a mom in her courtroom as “you bitch” in a remark to colleagues after a child custody hearing, and she described the grandmother as “poison.”
The exchanges were recorded in a video of the Sept. 11 hearing with Judge Deborah Kim Christopher before the Montana Supreme Court removed her from the case last month for a decision it deemed a “gross injustice.”
In that case, the judge of Lake and Sanders counties abruptly ordered a child removed from his mother who had raised him, and placed in custody with his father, who only had spent a few days a year with him.
To emphasize how seemingly incompetent this judge was deemed to be by her own colleagues, here’s more about how she conducted herself in another case:
Additionally, the Department of Public Health and Human Services filed a request to disqualify her from a different case last month. Last week, the Supreme Court requested additional information prior to issuing a decision in that case.
“DPHHS alleges that Judge Christopher should be disqualified from this matter because Judge Christopher has failed to timely rule on motions, issued an order with biased comments, twice attempted to contact a represented party ex parte and without counsel present, and also spoke with (the defendant), via videoconference, without his counsel or opposing counsel present, and advised him as to her anticipated ruling on a pending motion,” said the order from the Supreme Court in its summary of the allegations.
For Brandon Bryant, the “justice of the peace” in his case is the same justice of the peace who signed MY arrest warrant in June, Landee Holloway.
To be a “justice of the peace” you don’t have to have a law degree or really know much about anything, which is how Bill Burt was able to be a candidate.
For Landee, here’s how her experience and perspective was framed earlier this year:
Holloway spent 21 years in various roles at the Department of Corrections, including working at the Missoula Pre-Release Center and working as a probation and parole officer. In her role as justice of the peace, she’s been reelected three times and started Missoula’s ROAD Court, which offers treatment and support for DUI offenders.
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Justice court handles misdemeanors and citations, usually those that happen outside of city limits, as well as civil matters below $15,000. The court also often handles initial appearances and bail conditions for felony cases.
Holloway explained that her judicial policy is a balance of holding people accountable, helping them move forward, and keeping the community safe.
“I think that jail is useful,” Holloway said. “Is it good in every situation? No. Should it be the first response? No.”
In Brandon Bryant’s case, the physical beat-down he took from a gang of cops outside Charlie’s turned into ANOTHER criminal charge of intimidation after Bryant made one of the cops allegedly terrified of the WORDS he wrote on Facebook.
When cops get scared, like the female cop who’s fear justified killing Ross Robertson, citizens better WATCH OUT because protecting the people with the qualified immunity to kill you is definitely one of the most important things a community can do to stay safe.
So good job, Landee! Hopefully no one ever asks you about probation and parole during the time period that Epstein researchers might be curious about, because that would be awkward, right?
Sultans servicing the Epstein class don’t have to worry about the indignities of jumping through probationary hoops and the paper trail it leaves, which can later be followed if you start acting like an uppity black having a hard time getting off the fact a mother viciously murdered her children.
To understand what I’m talking about, here’s what’s now being reported in order to figuratively lynch the black man:
The holdout juror who caused Lindsay Clancy’s mistrial has a history of alleged domestic violence such as grabbing his wife by the throat and punching his nephew, according to a report.
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The juror’s own mom repeatedly screamed, “You’re evil!” as he was cuffed during the incident, the report said.
Will more come out to further incite emotions on all sides of this gender war that can’t be won? Considering this fault line is one of the most effective ones to amplify in the divide & conquer approach to population control, the answer is most assuredly yes.
And when it does, will I be smart enough to ignore it?
I’ll finish today’s post with a story about a Veteran who was taken advantage of by his nurse until he died. This evil Nurse Ratched even STOLE HIS HOUSE!
A Baltimore woman says a caregiver abused her father, stole tens of thousands of dollars, forced him to sign over his home and failed to tell her when he died.
Nora Rowland told WJZ that her father retired to South Carolina in 2013 and began using home care services in 2021 after suffering a traumatic brain injury and being diagnosed with Parkinson’s disease.
When men sacrifice their physical and mental health to serve in a theater of war, like Brandon Bryant and Nora’s father did, the hope is that we, as a society, step up to take care of them. But, if women are no longer accountable for literal acts of premeditated murder, while someone like Brandon Bryant is fully prosecuted for WORDS, then there’s no reason to keep pretending that women deserve this LARP of equality.
It’s time to reassert reality: women and men are NOT equal, and they never will be.
Thanks for reading!