Vegas sheriff refuses judge’s order to free 35-arrest repeat offender — court clash heads to top

KTVU ^ | March 17, 2026 | Stepheny Price

[artichokegrower]

A Las Vegas sheriff is refusing to release a repeat offender with 35 arrests despite a judge’s order, sparking a legal showdown now headed to the Nevada Supreme Court over who decides if a suspect is too dangerous to leave jail.

[artichokegrower]

Release him on the judge’s front line

[Libloather]

[butlerweave]

Release him from a helicopter 1000 feet up

[Tell It Right]

Release him in Harlem with a forehead tattoo stating Muhammad said to kill blacks.

[ClearCase_guy]

More people need to ignore judges. Their ruling should mean nothing until its been appealed at least one level. Maybe two. Because most judges are not judges. They are just political activists and they should not have power over anything.

[delchiante]

35th time is the charm...
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I would simply advise the judge that whatever crimes this criminal commits while out due to their decision, gets done to the judge and/or their loved ones at a future date.

[TangoLimaSierra]

Release him in Harlem with a new pair of Air Jordans superglued to his feet.

[Whatever Works]

Release him to the judge’s custody with the provision he must live with him and his family and the judge is personally responsible for any crimes he may commit and will do the same time, pay the same fines and restitution.

[Tell It Right]

Shave his beard and release him at a DNC meeting wearing a T-shirt stating “I’m twelve, lonely, and curious”.

[Tell It Right]

Release him at a Kayne concert with a yarmulke glued to his head.

[bray]

Or Haavaad wearing a Star of David.

[Tell It Right]

Make a fake X post of him saying that he’s a Russian citizen who thinks Putin should leave office.

[jacknhoo]

Put him under house arrest in the Judge’s home.

[FreedomPoster]

🚁

🤸‍♂️

[Tell It Right]

Make him the new leader of Iran.

[ridesthemiles]

YUP

[blackdog]

Can anyone explain judicial rulings in this country? Because nothing they have been up to makes any sense to me whatsoever? Who or what has corrupted their decisions? Why can't we discover what or who is forcing their decisions? It certainly is not the laws or the constitution. It certainly is not public safety or public interest.

It's hinky.

hinky

/hĭng′kē/ adjective

So peculiar as to arouse suspicion; curiously odd. Acting suspiciously; strange, unusual; acting in a manner as if having something to hide, or seemingly crooked. Suspicious (of something).

The American Heritage® Dictionary of the English Language, 5th Edition • More at Wordnik

[Valpal1]

An elected judge having a pissing match with an elected sheriff.

Somehow, I think this will play out poorly for the judge come election time.

[cross_bearer_02]

For a large portion of them, it’s terminal Trump Derangement Syndrome.

[riverrunner]

Do really what Law enforcement to decides who stays in jail.

That is why we have a tiered system.

There is supposed to be a checks and balances.

The system is supposed to remove judges that perform poorly.

The system is breaking or broke.