[Mr. K]

how many times did it happen that we DON’T know about it

[wastedyears]

How old is he? Is there a possibility he could die in jail?

[Steely Tom]

As long as we’re discussing “Lee” and “Wayne,” I think maybe “Floyd” might deserve a mention.

[bgill]

One word - Karma.

[Graybeard58]

Before trial, he had turned down a plea offer of five years in prison, to be followed by 20 years of probation

OOPS! Especially since his sperm was found inside the woman prisoner.

He traded 5 years for 30, that's just stupid.

[hiasm]

From the article: “His attorney, Bob Nichols, argued that the “victim did not appear traumatized after the event.””

WOW

[ryderann]

I believe that while he’s in prison he’ll be given the opportunity to experience how it feels to be raped.

[Vendome]

His attorney, Bob Nichols, argued that the "victim did not appear traumatized after the event." He said the judge should "weigh a lifetime of service to the community versus one day."

"Every person is better than the worst day of their life," Nichols said.

Lazarus said he took issue with Nichols' argument that this crime didn't have the level of violence and injury so many other crimes have.

"All sexual batteries are violent," Lazarus said. Even when "a good person commits an evil deed, nonetheless, he commits an evil deed."

 

Someone drop this guy out of a two story building into a razorwire 5 rolls wide and five rolls high.  Leave him there for a day and release a flock of crows nearby.

[Persevero]

“His attorney, Bob Nichols, argued that the “victim did not appear traumatized after the event.” He said the judge should “weigh a lifetime of service to the community versus one day.””

Oh well, that’s ok then. Maybe she should just put some ice on it.

I highly doubt this is the first rape this guard has committed. Possible, of course, but not likely.

[-YYZ-]

Turned down a plea deal with 5 years of prison. Bad decision. I’m all for tough sentencing, but 30 years for a rape seems unusually long. Sentence will probably get reduced on appeal.

[Tax-chick]

His wife, who told the judge Floyd was a good man, ran down the hallway after the sentencing, crying and throwing up.

I'd have thrown up, too, when I learned of the lab results. Then I'd have said, "My attorney will be in touch, baby, and how convenient that he'll know where to find you."

[lonevoice]

Kill him.

That is all.