Posted on 12/26/2025 9:56:16 AM PST by DFG
AUSTIN MAN banged on the locked glass doors of Padrón Elementary as students arrived for class, screaming "I'm going to go inside and kill, I'm gonna find a way to get in."
Michael Nnaji has racked up 34 cases since 2019.
Nnaji was once caught in an apartment gym—completely nude except for sandals—admiring his physique in the mirrors. He then picked up a heavy kettlebell and hurled it repeatedly through a glass office door until it shattered.
Prosecutors dismissed it.
His record of leniency: • Robbery was reduced to misdemeanor • 7 felony Evading Arrests all dismissed or reduced • 4 burglaries were all dismissed
He also made 84 illegal entries into one gas station in a single month.
His only trip to prison was a 2-year plea deal for aggravated assault with serious bodily injury, a crime that can get someone with priors 20 years easily.
After threatening to massacre elementary students in October 2025: • Released on bond • Skipped court • Arrested Dec 3rd for trespassing at the same gas station • Prosecutors DISMISSED the new trespass 5 days later, while he was a fugitive on the school threat case.
34 cases. 0 jury trials.
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"I am calling for legislation that creates a Chief State Prosecutor to actually prosecute criminals like this that DAs in places like Austin refuse to prosecute.
Progressive DAs are literally leading to the murder of Texans.
Those DAs must be held accountable and prosecutorial power must be shifted to actual prosecutors."
https://x.com/GregAbbott_TX/status/2003251169330864582
https://dallasexpress.com/state/gov-abbott-pushes-for-chief-state-prosecutor-to-bypass-soft-on-crime-das-in-texas/
Mental disease is real and can affect all people. I am guessing that these idiotic DA’s and voters don’t want to lock up mentally diseased people because they themselves are afraid that they have mental disease and will be locked up.
The thing about the restorative justice is just cover for their own fears. Incompetent for their jobs.
The only thing I would like to see is if the voter who put the DA in office gets “snagged” by the mentally deranged criminal. Poetic justice can be “restorative” also.
Dumbest idea ever. Add another agency to feckless government! The Republicans never cease to disappoint.
Dangerous defective units should be fast-tracked for disposal.
It has been that way since the dawn of civilization.
Law enforcement is a core role of the government, not an overreach. It is a necessary evil in this case as progressive, Soros funded DAs are destroying civil order. Also, probably not another agency, but a new position under the Attorney General (who is currently restricted by law from this kind of prosecution).
These DA’s are just as evil as the criminals.
What took him so long?
In the 1960s Texas, this slimy pervert would have long since been disappeared by the citizenry...
Some criminals WILL NOT STOP until incarcerated or eliminated. Michael Nnaji is another example.
>>Dumbest idea ever. Add another agency to feckless government!
Agreed. Better to remove soverign immunity from DA’s and judges for every criminal they decline to prosecute or release without bail. perhaps have a variant of “three strikes” that requires prosecution on all future charges after a certain number of “second chances”...
Dumbest idea ever. Add another agency to feckless government! The Republicans never cease to disappoint.
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Sorry libertarians, but surpressing crime is a legitimate function of government.
Bipolar
Put in a mental institute forever...
Michael Nnaji is almost certainly an immigrant from Nigeria. Gov Abbott shold just call ICE and have this one deported immediately. We have enough mentally defective criminals without importing the world’s.
For many years, Florida had a system of overlapping county prosecutors and state attorneys that minimized the risk of prosecutorial lapses and laxity. That system often generated blowback on slack prosecutors so it was abolished in 1968 as a claimed cost-saving reform. Now we have the same problem that Texas has, with bad elected prosecutors letting cases slip as a matter of Leftist pro-criminal policies.
Better yet: feed ‘im to the hogs.
End of discussion.
The Attorney General (his office and prosecutors) should be allowed to step in when local DAs are deemed to not be doing their job in any case involving state laws.
Then you need a new law to make “restorative justice” a crime, and you need new state prosecutors to enforce it. SO you are fooling yourself if you think you have a better plan that doesn’t actually increase the size and scope of government. I’d say it is worse because you are making new laws the judge peoples thoughts/intents. It is kind of a leftist approach tot he problem, as opposed to just enforcing the law and putting the criminals in jail.
Beware politicians in the capital promising to make life in your community better by taking power away from the officials your community elects, and giving it to themselves.
Abbott ought to be working on ways to get Republicans elected in urban counties. But that would take careful consideration, and hard work, not cheap grandstanding.
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