Woman brutally beats TGirl - Sentenced to 5 years in Prison.. Was justice served?

[loveboof]

I haven't seen the video or heard about this case before now. It seems most of you think the sentence was too light so far, but 5 years is a long time in prison!

Sounds about right for me.

[robertlouis]

I haven't seen the video or heard about this case before now. It seems most of you think the sentence was too light so far, but 5 years is a long time in prison!

Sounds about right for me.

That's three Brits, if we can still include Seanchai , saying the same thing. Maybe we see these things differently.

[PSL4u]

Not trying to be a dick here, but this type of bullshit happens all the time to all genders. Who the fuck cares?

Buy a Glock. Take a 4 hour class on a Saturday. Pay $70.00 for a Concealed Weapons Permit. Problem Solved.

You can't be a victim if you dont allow yourself to be victimized. Shitty world we live in.

[loveboof]

Hahaha.

Yeah that will definitely improve our 'shitty world' - more people walking around with concealed weapons!

Surely that is a joke? If people have weapons they'll use them, then this would be a murder case instead of assault...

[betts]

5 years is fine.

[BellaBellucci]

Hahaha.

Yeah that will definitely improve our 'shitty world' - more people walking around with concealed weapons!

Surely that is a joke? If people have weapons they'll use them, then this would be a murder case instead of assault...

Because nobody's ever killed somebody with a knife, right? And because knives are just as traceable as guns?

~BB~

[loveboof]

Yeah people get killed by all sorts of things. But how is walking around with a knife or gun or any concealed weapon a solution to anything? It can only become part of the problem and exacerbate the situation.

[onmyknees]

I'm sure many of you remember the graphic video of a young TGirl suffering an epileptic seizure after being beaten by 2 other girls at a Mc Donald's restaurant a few months ago. The brutal beating began after she walked into a "Woman's Bathroom". The poor girl was beaten over and over, the attackers stomped on her head, and even punched a 55 year old woman in her face after she attempted to intervene.

Well, one of the female attackers (the adult) was just sentenced to 5 Years in prison, and 3 years probation for her role in the attack. Before you applaud the sentence, I think it's important you know that the max in their state (Maryland) is 35 years in prison for the crimes she was charged with. Meaning that she was given what is considered to be the lowest punishment for her crime.

The victim submitted this emotional statement last week:


This, after her epileptic seizures, that had been gone for over a year, have come as a result of her head trauma.

References:
http://www.nydailynews.com/news/nati...der_woman.html

Yes...we discussed it at length when it happened, and I'm actually surprised the thugettes were sentenced so quickly,so thanks for the update.

In terms of justice served...who knows? I mean really... we can all have an opinion, but the victim is the only one who speak to the justice of it all. I will say this.....if you've ever been in a State "Correctional" facility, every day seems like 2, so maybe it was indeed just.

[GentsPreferTS]

If this woman beat this girl up because she thought she was eyeballin' her man... the woman is a nutjob and society would be better off with her off the streets for a very, very long time. I think people in jail for drugs should be free, but crimes of force and fraud need to have the level of punishment greatly increased to draconian standards. All of society benefits from the removal of psychotic violent nutjobs, but society does not benefit when someone smokes a J and gets arrested for a victimless crime. A reform like this would also save beaucoup dinero to the taxpayer.

[BellaBellucci]

Yeah people get killed by all sorts of things. But how is walking around with a knife or gun or any concealed weapon a solution to anything? It can only become part of the problem and exacerbate the situation.

If you don't know if the other person has a weapon, you may think twice before doing something violent or criminal. In fact it's well know that it's not only our oceans that shield us from foreign invasion, but also the fact that many citizens own or carry weapons.

Personally, I'd rather not depend on the usually incompetent and frequently corrupt police departments, and certainly not hate crime legislation, to protect me.

However, I do see your point about how a weapon can easily escalate things. It really depends on the situation, but to say that a weapon will necessarily cause escalation is intellectually dishonest I think.

~BB~