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Ex-Angels Staffer Sentenced to 22 Years in Death of Pitcher Tyler Skaggs

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MinnesotaFats

MinnesotaFats

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LOL meanwhile an ENTIRE political party is advocating emptying our prisons of drug dealers....

Hell, fukkking Joe just did another EO last week paroling any existing Federal weed convictions

We really need to defund and dismantle the entire Law & Order system.

Start w tort reform; reallocation of LE resources to high crime areas, 0 plea bargaining on felony xharges, 3 strikes = life; stop & frisk is back, 0 jail or charges for non drug/ non violent offenses, just civil forfeiture; loss of voting rights for all gun crimes/ felony convicts....
 

Gary

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I tried to dig deeper and this is what I found.


"At Tuesday’s sentencing hearing, prosecutors introduced into evidence jailhouse calls and emails demonstrating the nature of Mr. Kay’s crime and his lack of remorse.

Mr. Kay repeatedly insulted Tyler Skaggs, his deceased victim:

“I hope people realize what a piece of sh*t he is,” he told his mother in a recorded jailhouse call. “Well, he’s dead, so f*ck ‘em.”

He also mocked the Skaggs family, calling them “dumb” and “white trash” and suggesting his mother plant negative stories about them in the media.

“All they see are dollar signs,” he said of the Skaggs family. “They may get more money with him dead than he was playing because he sucked.”

He even demeaned the jurors that convicted him, calling them “fat, sloppy, toothless, and unemployed.”

“The Skaggs family learned the hard way: One fentanyl pill can kill. That’s why our office is committed to holding to account anyone who deals in illicit opioids, whether they operate in back alleyways or world class stadiums,” U.S. Attorney Chad E. Meacham said following today’s hearing. “Mr. Skaggs did not deserve to die this way. No one does. We hope this sentence will bring some comfort to his grieving family.”

“Today’s sentencing of Eric Kay will not ease the suffering that the Skaggs’ family have experienced since 2019,” said Eduardo A. Chavez, Special Agent in Charge of DEA Dallas. “What the guilty verdict and sentencing proves is even if you sell only a small number of pills and one of those pills causes the death of an individual, you will be held responsible and sentenced to the fullest extent allowed by our judicial system.”"
 
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