[A.A. Cunningham]

Another shining example of career criminal rehabilitation. No doubt the ACLU will be representing this POS pro bono.

Custis, whose last known address was on Irvine Turner Boulevard in Newark, has 12 felony convictions dating back to the early 1990s. He was most recently jailed in connection with a string of burglaries across New Jersey in March 2011 and served 10 months at the Southern State Correctional Facility in Cumberland County, according to court records. He was released in December.

[Lurker]

It’s events like this that have prompted me to upgrade our home security system big time. In a couple of weeks I’ll have multiple cameras hooked to a DVR and web upload system, multiple sensors at multiple locations, and a couple of key fob panic buttons.

That’s in addition to a firearm in easy reach in every room of the house.

[rocksblues]

Glad that he was caught but the story of the arrest doesn’t make sense. He was in NYC and arrested by Essex County, NJ detectives and the FBI. Where were the NYC cops and what law did he break to have the FBI involved?

[Mrs. Don-o]

What turned me around on the Death Penalty was the statistic (I wish I knew where to find it again) that there are 500 people murdered by somebody who was already convicted of a previous murder ---per year --- in California alone.

The state has no reason for existence, if it does not at least exercise force to protect citizens from murderers.