There's something about a guy named Vetrano tossing a club into a red Kia Soul in Ozone Park, Queens that really just doesn't cut it. LOL.
Although they border each other, it was Howard Beach, not Ozone Park.
Posted on 12/17/2018 6:14:42 AM PST by ETL
The suspect in the murder of Karina Vetrano, a woman who was sexually attacked and strangled while running near her family’s New York City home, has been triggered by what he described as lewd acts on behalf of prisoners and guards at Rikers Island, according to a report.
“Captains are trying to tell inmates to beat me up,” Chanel Lewis, 22, told The New York Post about corrections supervisors.
WARNING: DISTURBING DETAILS BELOW
Lewis added that correction officers were instructing inmates to call him a “f----t, the a-word and the p-word.”
Lewis told the Post that the semen of his fellow inmates -- who were masturbating frequently -- got into his food. He said the inmates got the semen on the hands of female correction officers who then passed him his food and water.
“Female guards hands [are a] health hazard. Food inside the hot pot is contaminated,” Lewis told the Post.
Lewis, 22, was accused of killing 30-year-old Karina Vetrano as she ran on a park trail in Howard Beach, Queens, in August 2016. Prosecutors said Vetrano had been sexually abused and strangled. Her father discovered the body.
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Guards are only human. Maybe they should be replaced by robots.
Inmates don’t need corrections officers to encourage them when it comes to engaging in certain behaviors. They do it naturally. Guys in Rikers aren’t there for jaywalking.
MERRY CHRISTMAS Chanel!
If you don’t like the way you are being treated END IT! You won’t be missed for a second.
There's something about a guy named Vetrano tossing a club into a red Kia Soul in Ozone Park, Queens that really just doesn't cut it. LOL.
If it was my Daughter that POS never would have made it to Rikers.
There's something about a guy named Vetrano tossing a club into a red Kia Soul in Ozone Park, Queens that really just doesn't cut it. LOL.
Although they border each other, it was Howard Beach, not Ozone Park.
There's something about a guy named Vetrano tossing a club into a red Kia Soul in Ozone Park, Queens that really just doesn't cut it. LOL.
And, yes, a "Kia Soul"?? Lol!
See this other thread I posted this AM for some cars that were popular in these areas and Brooklyn in the 70s and 80s.
Lincoln bringing back 'suicide doors' on 2019 Continental
FoxNews.com/auto ^ | Dec 17, 2018 | Gary Gastelu | Fox News
Oh, OK — thanks. I misread your post when you referred to Ozone Park. LOL.
People who lived there before the 90s would not recognize these areas today. Same for much of New York City. Darn near all the Italian neighborhoods are gone, ancient history.
The Italians all moved out to the suburbs!
Dec 15, 2018
Frank Sinatra’s woody wagon is for sale
https://www.foxnews.com/auto/you-can-buy-frank-sinatras-woody-wagon
And after committing a horrific murder of a completely innocent victim, this brain dead animal expects to be put up at the Ritz? Even a bullet is too good for him; let him be torn apart by wild dogs and then thrown to pigs to eat.
I was hoping someone would have reached out and touched this waste of oxygen by now.
And you were there for littering, right?
Believe it or not, that's one of the "interview" tactics. They don't use the word "interrogation" anymore.....
Yesterday somebody posted a Youtube video created by a defense attorney and an ex-LEO explaining why you should never talk to the cops without the presence of an attorney. It even pertains to being pulled over for speeding. As soon as the LEO asks you if you know how fast you are going and you say something like "I thought I was only doing 40 in a 35 mph zone", you have just given a confession and after you leave the scene and the LEO remains parked there, he is actually writing down everything you said for future reference.
When dealing with real crimes and their suspects, one of their "interview" tactics is to let the suspect just sit there without saying anything to them. Leave the room briefly, then return.......Eventually the suspect, wanting to get out of there, will start talking and that's the open door for the interviewer.........
“Yesterday somebody posted a Youtube video created by a defense attorney and an ex-LEO explaining why you should never talk to the cops without the presence of an attorney.”
I have that video somewhere...it’s a good lesson for everyone. While watching Law & Order or other cop shows...I find myself yelling “LAWYER!” at the TV suspect. But, they never listen.
Thanks for the other advice.
worked in prisons for 28 years and been to them in 15 states. We used to say, nothing wrong with prison that a better class of inmates (and staff) wouldn’t cure.
They know you're watching, they have their volume turned down.......LOL!
There's another guy in our group who plays occasionally because he's younger and still working. He's a convicted felon and served prison time twice for drug trafficking and felony firearm possession. I think he's learned his lesson but he's a badass and he said he had to develop that mindset to keep from getting beat up in jail.....
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