Weak gun laws are not the problem, bad government and bad courts are the problem. How about we enforce the laws we have?

 

Man busted with weapons twice in 10 days released on $1K bail

By Larry Celona and Tina Moore

December 7, 2015 | 1:49am

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Officers recovered this gun off Junior Regis.

 

A Brooklyn gangbanger who was busted twice in 10 days on charges of carrying illegal, loaded guns was set loose on a measly $1,000 bail Sunday.

Prosecutors had asked that Junior Regis, 23, a member of the Brooklyn’s Most Wanted gang with a lengthy rap sheet, be either remanded to jail or slapped with a $500,000 bail after he was nabbed the second time for gun possession.

But Brooklyn Civil Court Judge Genine Edwards, who has been filling in at Criminal Court to help clear a case backlog, gave Regis the paltry bail, which he easily posted.

“A bail of $1,000 is outrageous and inexplicable. This defendant belongs in jail while his cases are pending. Hopefully, he doesn’t shoot someone or get shot while awaiting trial,” a law-enforcement source fumed. “This guy is either going to kill someone or get killed.”

A police source warned that Regis is a “menace to society,” adding, “Everyone’s worried about the gun laws. What we need are new judges.”

Edwards did not respond to requests for comment.

Regis has nine prior arrests, including on charges of robbery and grand larceny.

He was busted Nov. 25 allegedly with a loaded 9mm Ruger. At his arraignment on that charge, prosecutors sought $100,000 bail, but he was released on $20,000 bond.

Regis was then caught Saturday with a loaded .22-caliber H&R revolver by the NYPD’s Strategic Response Group’s Anti-Crime Unit, authorities said.

Don't mind if he gets shot in the meantime

But if any of us stops to take a leak on the way to the range we'd get slammed forva non reasonable deviation & have to pony up to retain Nappen

Weak gun laws are not the problem, bad government and bad courts are the problem. How about we enforce the laws we have?

 

 

Because the existing laws don't really facilitate the government's current agenda....    the complete disarming of all law abiding citizens....  CONFISCATE... CONFISCATE.... CONFISCATE!!!

 

Constant Vigilance folks!

Bail would have been just $200 had he actually shot somebody.

The is the 'wheels of justice'. The Courts and Judges are a big problem. The Legislature too. The Legislature have removed the Judges ability to use their own discretion when it comes to bail reviews and sentencing.

Right on topic.. 

 

Men posing as cops tied up residents......

 

"At the time of the robbery, Carlos was free on bail in connection with a March shooting in Belleville that allegedly stemmed from a drug deal, authorities said. The status of that case was not immediately clear."

 

So drug deals, shooting, yet, on street free on bail, impersonates Cops, more robberies etc.... 

 

 

http://www.nj.com/passaic-county/index.ssf/2015/12/2_posed_as_cops_tied_up_resident_in_home_invasion.html

Enforcement is expensive.  Jails are full to the brim, but worst of all, theyd have to go hard at the criminals, who are often minorities (mexican and persons of color) and that would hurt their chances for reelection.  If the liberal democrat machine enfiorced existing laws they'd be biting the hand that feeds them.

Our "justice" system, like any other business, has evolved towards practices that maximize its rewards at the expense of everything and everybody else.

 

You or I break the law and they know they're never seeing us again. We go before the judge in quadruple adult diapers. They have one chance to squeeze three to ten out of us, huge fines, court costs, an expensive and ineffectual defense attorney, etc. It's all a game you see.

 

Yet a scumbag who actually shot somebody in this state, twice, got off with 18 months (time served). Why? Because they know they'll see him again in anywhere from a few days to a few months. Another trial, another sentence, maybe a couple of years with Bubba. Court officers, judges, prosecutor, defense attorney, steno, court clerk, secretaries, janitors, they all feed at this trough. Why do you think it takes two days to pick a jury for a two-hour trial? Overtime, time-and-two-thirds, double-time, etc.  

Legislators don't get credit for enforcement. Technically that's the executive. To show off their benefit or worth, legislators have to make more laws.

 

 

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