Guess Who's Out Again?
The Chicago man who knocked out a woman’s teeth for a cigarette in 2008, then became synonymous with a botched early prison release program when he threatened another woman the day after being let out early, is a free man again.
Derrick King, 49, beat Jennifer Hall outside a Jewel store in the South Loop in August 2008. She lost 20 teeth and suffered a brain injury, but King, charged with robbery, attempted murder and aggravated battery, took a deal and pleaded guilty to robbery in exchange for a three-year prison sentence.
After a year in Cook County Jail, he was sent to prison on Oct. 6, 2009, but paroled just two weeks later under a policy change by the Quinn administration -- the MGT-Push (meritorious good time) program. The next day -- Oct. 21, 2009 -- King was arrested after threatening a woman he asked for a cigarette in the 500 block of West Roosevelt, then bragging to her about the first attack. Though charged with only a misdemeanor, he was sent back to prison for a parole violation.
This case had the ability to bring down Quinn and his bullshit "meritorious good time" program that managed to put 1,781 felons back on the street in just under 3 months, endangering countless lives and leading to an untold number of crimes being perpetrated on the citizens of Illinois.
This quote is priceless though:
This quote is priceless though:
- “Certainly you worry when someone with his history is out...,” Smith said. The big question is what will he do next. It’s just a big question mark whether they’ll be back in on a new case. Nobody has a crystal ball. Not the prosecutors, not the police not the Department of Corrections,’’ Smith said. “... you hope the sentence was a deterrent and they won’t want to go back there [prison].”
Labels: un-fucking-believable
posted by SCC at 12:01 AM
40 Comments:
I LOVE how the parole board, judges, dept of corrections are imune from lawsuits.
Start making the parole board liable for releasing the animals, and I bet things change for the better.
All the state's attorney wants is a conviction. It don't matter what else falls after that, it's "W" in their book. Which this is really sad to see. Shit heads know they can take a plea of guilty and get out early. Good job Cook county criminal courts division pat your self on the back!!! Really you guys suck and your leader is a bitch too.
Hopefully the media or somebody close to the first victim, will post this jagoff's picture. That way, the next person he tries to jack up can just push his ass infront of a bus.
"Officer, when I told him I didn't have any change, he started saying he was gonna kill me. I was scared! What was I supposed to do?"
Is this the same deranged son-of-a-bitch who kept doing this and doing this downtown until the Tribune ran half of Page 1 and the entire back page of Section 1 detailing his myriad attacks on women before he was finally locked away -- or it it a different one?
There are so many these days.
Citizens should slash, impale, or strike them with any object that hapens to be handy. Ten or twelve outraged citizens is even better.
A woman in her 80s was just pushed off a subway platform in Los Angeles' "Little Tokyo" area by a deranged homeless woman who came off the bench at her. The elderly woman fell over the edge and struck her head on a rail, resulting in her death. Sounded like an F/1 "homeless" "on powerful medication."
Un-fucking-real.
What does Cozzi think about this. Tell Weiss to call the feds and get him charges with civil rights violations.
This guy got out about a month ago and is in the wind. A quick note about his first victim. She sustained serious brain damage and is currently living in the streets and has become a crack head. Its a shame to see how this affected her life. We get frequent calls in 001 on her and her new "boyfriend", who is also homeless and smokes crack, domesticating in the street.
I hope those Green, Libertarian and Cohen voters are feeling all warm and fuzzy for their self righteous 'speaking truth to power' stance during the election. When this mope does what is predictable I hope it is to a third party voter or single issue voter.
Anybody see this piece of shit coming toward you, you have every reasonable fear of grave injury happening to you. He might even announce to you that he's the one that almost killed another woman for a cigarette, and that he's going to do the same to you. If and when that happens, act reasonably.
“Two years ago, in District of Columbia v. Heller, 554 U. S. ___ (2008), we held that the Second Amendment protects the right to keep and BEAR arms for the purpose of self-defense...”
---McDonald v. Chicago, 561 U.S. ___ (2010)
That right, quiff, madigan, daley. The SCOTUS said we have a right to carry.
if he tries to rob me the state of illinois will not have to worry about him anymore------
What needs to happen when this piece of shit does this again is street justice. A group of concerned citizen taking care of business, remember that shithead who strong armed a woman's purse and was chased by a group of people in Chinatown. He started fighting and got his ass kicked. These shitheads need to spoken to in a language they understand, force. Since the police have been left impotent by democrats, the media and liberals it is up to the people to take a stand. You can't be sheep all the time.
The Tact Team should have a reverse sting with this guy in mind, and it can be called the "eliminate" King mission.
If concealed carry for unconnected civilians existed, there would be very little residivism.
Until the people can protect themselves effectively you will never have a fair chance of protecting your society as whole.
W
This guy sure makes the case for concealed carry. Oh wait, they elected Quinn. Oh well, nevermind !
McCotter will keep him locked up this time...thank God
The case where he took a plea was in Judge Linn's court. Both Derrick King and Joyce Burgess, were very difficult detainees to deal with. Especially King, he was always confrontational and combative.
And despite it all, citizens in Chicago still can't conceal carry? WTF? My brother is a cop and he can carry a gun concealed where ever he goes. As for me (a dentist) I can't conceal carry. I am not looking for trouble. And honestly I don't want to kill someone. But it would be nice if asshole Quinn and Daley allowed us law abiding citizens to have the option to conceal carry.
To 12:56 - Please tell me you're NOT talking about Jennifer Hall! That would be beyond tragic. I can't seem to find any recent updates on her, but as of about a year ago, I thought I read that she was doing pretty well with her recovery.
Who are Quinn's main constituants? Losers and their families--he has to keep them happy by releasing their violent, felony committing family members.
Quinn-Man of the People MY ASS!!!
Quinn wants to raise income taxes, producers of society will pay, not the assholes who only pay taxes when they buy red pop and flaming hot chips.
Correct me if I missed anything:
This gets less than three years for trying to kill a women. His life style is not changed one bit. He was a street beggar/hustler before jail, and he will still be a street beggar/hustler.
PO Cozzi, loses his temper once, and strikes a man, no permanent damage. The man gets money. PO Cozzi loses JOB,PENSION,JAIL FOR SIX YEARS. I hope I am wrong, but will probably, have a lot of difficulties, finding work, after his release.
JUSTICE ??????????
There should be a collection of money so this POS can be relocated to the neighborhoods where the the Illinois Prisoner Review Board members live. If possible, make this POS their next door neighbor. Let them live with this pathological whack job in their immediate surrounding harrasing their loved ones.
Here are the members of the Board.
http://www2.illinois.gov/prb/Pages/prbbdmem.aspx
Just another reason for "concealed
carry". If those ladies had been
packing heat and put that dirty
piece of feces where he belongs,
in Burr Oak, it would have saved
the Police the job of tracking
his a** and embarassment for the
"suits". People like him don't
deserve to be among the living.
Like I said before, the Illinois State's Attorney Office is a joke. I ask them to look into a case that was racially motivated against me and they pretty much laughed at the case. But the CPD sustained the allegation against me. What a joke. Here in Mississippi their laws are different. They have two sisters in jail for robbery of $11.00 and each sister was found guilty and sentenced to life. They have serviced already 17 years and they are still in jail. I say build more jails (that will produce jobs - construction), then more jobs would be needed to watch these creeps. Illinois has a lot of land south and down state. Use it. If the criminals know that they would be sent away for a long time, they would think twice before acting. Sending these mops to jail would stimulate job growth. Jails would need: detention aids, nurses, doctors, cooks and administrators. Our streets would be safer and crime rate would decrease (since the City refuses to hide more Officers). As it stands now, the offenders are laughing their asses off at the criminal system.
As one anonymouse said: Start making the parole board liable for releasing the animals, things will change. But until then, its a revolving door and the animals know it.
I like that he is free.
Chicago deserves him.
Family has a duty to enact justice.
If someone hurts my family, I do not want them to go to prison. I would just have to wait longer for them to get out.
Was it the thieving democratic whores who won the election in Illinois or was it the thieving fucking whores?
Cops: Man, 94, killed by homeless man he helped
November 25, 2010 1:55 PM
A 94-year-old man died after being beaten by a homeless man he had taken into his Cragin home on the Northwest Side, police say.
Stanley Letkiewicz died Wednesday afternoon, about a month after he was found underneath a dresser in his ransacked home in the 2800 block of North Long Avenue, police said.
Police suspect he was beaten by a homeless man who had moved into Letkiewicz's home several months ago.
Letkiewicz saw the man asking people for change outside an Aldi grocery store and offered to take him in if the man would help clean Letkiewicz's house, according to a neighbor...
Police describe the suspect as Hispanic, in his 40's, about 6 feet tall, weighing about 220 pounds, with thinning short hair.
http://www.chicagobreakingnews.
com/2010/11/94-year-old-man-
dies-days-after-being-beaten
-in-home-invasion.html
The more you do for some people, the more they hate you for it.
Bastard.
Sure like to see THIS one cleared.
Lethal injection, anyone?
I hope those Green, Libertarian and Cohen voters are feeling all warm and fuzzy for their self righteous 'speaking truth to power' stance during the election. When this mope does what is predictable I hope it is to a third party voter or single issue voter.
11/25/2010 01:12:00 AM
stupid comment is stupid.
Perfect example of "carry and conceal" weapons law!
That way law abiding citizens can protect themselves and shoot this piece of shit to death!
Our Judicial system SUCKS in Illinois! Perhaps a payoff was in order!
Da Pelon
Anybody see this piece of shit coming toward you, you have every reasonable fear of grave injury happening to you. He might even announce to you that he's the one that almost killed another woman for a cigarette, and that he's going to do the same to you. If and when that happens, act reasonably.
“Two years ago, in District of Columbia v. Heller, 554 U. S. ___ (2008), we held that the Second Amendment protects the right to keep and BEAR arms for the purpose of self-defense...”
---McDonald v. Chicago, 561 U.S. ___ (2010)
That right, quiff, madigan, daley. The SCOTUS said we have a right to carry.
11/25/2010 01:20:00 AM
Not that I'm against concealed carrt, but quit trying to read more into that ruling than it was. It doesn't mean that you have the right to carry.
That guy has gotten his stern warning, if he does this another 13 times the state of Illinois will get really really mad and sent him to jail for 3 years and they mean it buster!
The judge told him too, he doesn't want to see that guy in his courtroom again! Take that you bad guy!
If that isn't enough to make the guy stop trying to kill people walking down the street then I don't know what is. Another 13 chances is all he's got!
I have worked in the Loop for nearly 35 years. I had a run in, I believe, with that pos (or someone just like him) a few years back (in 2003-04) as I was lighting a smoke at Jackson & Wabash. The pos was in what I think police officers call "the zone of danger", shouted "Gimme one!", and tried to grab me. Fortunately for me, as I am a non-P.O. and I can't carry, at the time I had been practicing karate for about 30 years. He didn't get no smoke, but he did get smoked. This happened in broad daylight . . . and no one even blinked an eye or broke stride as they were passing by me. I am so glad that even though I have to work in Shitcago, I don't have to live there. I'm getting too old to be trying to defend myself with a martial art. Please join the NRA and by doing so help fight for concealed carry in Illinois!
“Two years ago, in District of Columbia v. Heller, 554 U. S. ___ (2008), we held that the Second Amendment protects the right to keep and BEAR arms for the purpose of self-defense...”
---McDonald v. Chicago, 561 U.S. ___ (2010)
That right, quiff, madigan, daley. The SCOTUS said we have a right to carry.
11/25/2010 01:20:00 AM
Nooo. SCOTUS said we have "A right to keep and bear". Nothing was said about CARRY!
Im all in favor of open carry or even concealed carry. but you need to re-read SCOUTS decision!
"Not that I'm against concealed carrt, but quit trying to read more into that ruling than it was. It doesn't mean that you have the right to carry.
11/25/2010 06:07:00 PM"
"Nooo. SCOTUS said we have "A right to keep and bear". Nothing was said about CARRY!
Im all in favor of open carry or even concealed carry. but you need to re-read SCOUTS decision!
11/26/2010 12:53:00 AM"
to bear (third-person singular simple present bears, present participle bearing, simple past bore, or (archaic) bare, past participle born, borne, or (archaic) yborn)
1. (transitive) To carry something.
2. (transitive) To be equipped with something.
the right to bear arms
12:53 a.m. YOU reread Heller and their definition of bearing arms.
---Heller p10
...At the time of the founding, as now, to “bear” meant to“carry.”....
It means what it logically always has meant. Despite what those who would cut the balls off of lady liberty would have you believe. The tyranical arrogant ruling elite of Illinois, Madigan, Daley etal. has foolishly choosen to ignore these two very important SCOTUS decisions.
To 11/26/2010 01:26:00 PM
I agree with your comments and appreciate your post but next time please re-word your metaphor regarding liberty.....
I like that he is free.
Chicago deserves him.
11/25/2010 12:01:00 PM
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Direct him a couple of blocks east and a couple south. Then he can beg and threaten and batter people in front of Daley's townhouse.
That guy has gotten his stern warning, if he does this another 13 times the state of Illinois will get really really mad and sent him to jail for 3 years and they mean it buster!
The judge told him too, he doesn't want to see that guy in his courtroom again! Take that you bad guy!
If that isn't enough to make the guy stop trying to kill people walking down the street then I don't know what is. Another 13 chances is all he's got!
11/25/2010 11:25:00 PM
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Maybe, if Weis tells him to 'knock it off' it'll have an impact.
The cure for this is multiple Cu jacketed Pb projectiles of .451 caliber weighing 230 grains and forcibly injected into his rotting alive carcass at 1000 feet per second. (or @ 683 mph, which ever one arrives first)
Citizens! Arm yourselves!
I am a veteran and qualified as marksman on the M16 and pistol. I go to the range with my handgun on a fairly regular basis to keep in practice, but I'm not allowed to carry. There are Combat vets coming home to IL every day who have carried (and used) their weapons for years to protect themselves and their teamates, but they're not allowed to carry. Most politicians have never seen combat, yet they can carry in IL. Some LEO's (with no offense meant) in IL may never even draw their weapon in their entire career, yet they can carry.
How is this even right?
This is his picture -
http://chicago.cbslocal.com/2010/11/24/early-release-felon-a-free-man-again/
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