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  • NYC teen faces prison after remaining free on 5 open gun possession cases

    03/29/2021 5:43:20 AM PDT · by lowbridge · 13 replies
    nypost.com ^ | March 27, 2021 | Georgett Roberts, Larry Celona and Laura Italiano
    A teenager who keeps getting sprung by judges despite five open weapons-possession cases may finally see the inside of a state prison — he’s facing two years for felony gun possession at a sentencing scheduled for Monday in Brooklyn. -snip A reputed member of the Cripps’ “Folk Nation” gang, Wilson, 19, had four open gun cases in Queens and Brooklyn when he was busted on his fifth gun possession case Sunday — and quickly sprung by a Brooklyn judge thanks to last year’s bail reform rules.Out on a total $26,500 bail, Wilson — who has a perfect court attendance record...
  • (Let Tookie Live Update) Stanley Williams honored by President Bush

    08/05/2005 1:31:35 PM PDT · by Craig DeLuz · 161+ views
    The Home of Uncommon Sense ^ | 08/05/2005 | Craig DeLuz
    Less than two days after we begin the “Let Tookie Live” campaign, getting conservatives to ask the Governor to commute his death sentence, Stanley Williams is honored by President Bush. Am I good or what? Read More... Craig DeLuz Visit The Home of Uncommon Sense... www.craigdeluz.com
  • A Case for Clemency…Should Tookie Live?

    08/03/2005 2:04:28 PM PDT · by Craig DeLuz · 703+ views
    The Home of Uncommon Sense ^ | 08/03/2005 | Craig DeLuz
    For those of you who are unfamiliar with the Story of Stanley Williams, I encourage you to view the movie made about his life called Redemption and to visit his“Tookie.com”. Stanley is currently awaiting execution on Death Row at San Quentin State Prison. Let me first say that I am a firm supporter of the Death Penalty. But one cannot read the story of Stanley Williams and not question whether or not it would be better for him to continue his work in prison rather than be put to death. Read More... Craig DeLuz Visit The Home of Uncommon...