The U.S. Sun reports former DeRidder Mayor Misty Roberts is free after 90 days in custody, despite prosecutors initially seeking 17 years. Roberts, 44, walked free Monday after serving the full custodial term, the newspaper reported. She had been found guilty in March of statutory rape and indecent behavior with a minor. The case involved […] The post U.S. Sun: Former Louisiana mayor Misty Roberts released after 90-day term appeared first on American Almanac .
The U.S. Sun reports former DeRidder Mayor Misty Roberts is free after 90 days in custody, despite prosecutors initially seeking 17 years. Roberts, 44, walked free Monday after serving the full custodial term, the newspaper reported. She had been found guilty in March of statutory rape and indecent behavior with a minor. The case involved a 16-year-old friend of Roberts’s son. Prosecutors sought 17 years behind bars, but the judge imposed 90 days in custody and two suspended five-year sentences. The sentence also requires therapy, regular drug and alcohol testing, and registration as a Tier 1 sex offender. Roberts must avoid the teenager and his family. The Sun said the conduct occurred during a 2024 pool party. Roberts supplied…Open
AI:Phyllis Loya is sounding the alarm on a broken judicial system after learning that Larry Lasater, a serial killer who terrorized her family, could soon walk free due to California's failed rehabilitation policies. This tragedy highlights a recurring pattern of lawlessness where the rights of victims are sacrificed to accommodate violent offenders through lenient parole standards. While leftist bureaucrats prioritize the "rehabilitation" of monsters, grieving families are left to face the reality that killers are being released back into society, turning every neighborhood into a potential crime scene.Open
AI:In a grotesque display of judicial negligence, a Newsom-appointed judge released an illegal immigrant just twenty-four hours before he allegedly stabbed an elderly Californian to death. This predictable tragedy follows a pattern of catastrophic policy failures where criminals are treated with more compassion than their victims, as seen in recent instances where violent offenders and murderers have been granted freedom or special leniency under California's radical sanctuary regime. The perpetrator now faces felony charges for the stabbing, but the damage caused by these left-wing legal mandates is already done, leaving law-abiding citizens to pay the ultimate price for a border and justice system in total collapse.Open
Ronald Exantus, who fatally stabbed 6-year-old Logan Tipton during a 2015 home invasion, has been released from Kentucky state custody after sentence credits cut years from his prison term, and the boy's father says the system handed his family a life sentence instead. Exantus walked out of Kentucky Department of Corrections custody on July 29 […] The post Man who killed sleeping Kentucky 6-year-old walks free after sentence credits shaved nearly nine years off his time appeared first on American Almanac .
Ronald Exantus, who fatally stabbed 6-year-old Logan Tipton during a 2015 home invasion, has been released from Kentucky state custody after sentence credits cut years from his prison term, and the boy's father says the system handed his family a life sentence instead. Exantus walked out of Kentucky Department of Corrections custody on July 29 after serving 11 years, nine months, and 18 days. Prosecutors said he received nearly nine years of sentence credit under Kentucky law, accelerating a release that the victim's family, the state attorney general, and two state lawmakers have all called a failure of the justice system. The department confirmed the release in a statement to Fox News Digital : "Ronald Exantus has served the sentence…Open
Christa Daily has a history of granting outrageous plea deals and letting convicted sex offenders off with light punishments and little to no jail time.
What happens when a Hollywood divorce turns into an absolute battleground? In this unfiltered episode of "The Scoop," @PaulaFroelich sits down with actor and comedian Tom Arnold for a stunningly honest conversation about his multiyear family court nightmare. After splitting from his ex-wife Ashley Groussman, Tom spent years embroiled in a grueling custody battle that completely drained his $2.5 million retirement fund, involved 16 police calls, 155 contempt charges and a literal SWAT team raid on his home while his kids were sleeping. Tom opens up about the devastating toll the stress took on his physical health — leading to organ failure and a stroke — and exposes what he calls a deeply broken family law system that seemingly…
On Monday's "Bianca Across The Nation," angel brother Jody Jones railed against soft criminal justice laws that he believes contributed to his brother's death.
