"This is one of the 16 mug shots
Lincoln authorities have taken of
Kevin Holder in the past 26 years."
Source:http://www.cnn.com/2006/LAW/08/15/226th.arrest.ap/
Posted on 08/15/2006 7:33:55 PM PDT by TheDoctorNoh
LINCOLN, Neb. -- Lincoln police on Monday morning arrested a man for the 226th time after, police said, he was breaking into vehicles.
Kevin Holder, 41, has a 43-page criminal history that stretches back to 1980. Lincoln police have his mug shot on file 16 different times.
"He's very well known to Lincoln police officers. He's a prolific career criminal," said Lincoln Police Chief Tom Casady.
(Excerpt) Read more at ketv.com ...
Is there a Hall of Shame for over-achieving criminals like this guy?
Take him out back and shoot him?
Clinton has found a rival.
The paradox is that we are nation of laws and yet we are a lawless nation. Of course, at the crux of the paradox is the sheer number of vile lawmakers, lawyers, and morons wearing robes that we called judges.
Nebraska needs a make my day law
This one is a needin'
a good ol' fashioned
Come to Jesus meeting
http://www.jargondatabase.com/Jargon.aspx?id=45
I'd like to know the name of the judge who let him out 225 times
According to the video at the linked article, Nebraska authorities say that there are "a number" of criminals in their State with over 500 arrests.
This guy is a lightweight.
I once represented a prostitute that had 338 convictions for prostitution. And incredibly, no warrants on her rap sheet and no drug charges or anything else. Straight up, professional streetwalker. Got her 3 days community service.
I thought for sure this was George Michael hunting in the parks again, especially with the 226th time...
Source:http://www.cnn.com/2006/LAW/08/15/226th.arrest.ap/
One would think her chosen profession is community service enough.
Here's a perfect example of what happens when authorities don't take career criminals seriously
As a matter of curiosity, how old was she? In other words, what kind of a time frame was it in which she'd been convicted 338 times; i.e., how long had she been pursuing that career?
Charge him rent.
She was in her late thirties and I believe her career started when she was in her early twenties.
Amazing. Assuming a career duration of around fifteen years (posssibly closer to twenty), that's about twenty-two arrests (convictions) per year, the pace sustained continuously over a decade and a half - or nearly one every two weeks. Even assuming a career duration of twenty years, the marathon would involve roughly sixteen arrests/convictions per year for the duration - still one every three weeks or so for her entire adult life. I wonder if that's some kind of record...
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