That's false, the DA doesn't get a say in this, the parole board decides to revoke parole all on their own, the parole officer never initiated parole revocation.
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Replying to @plscallmekimi @FutureExCali and
The parole board by itself, without the authority of the DA, can revoke parole, they could have sent him back to prison for up to half a year.
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Replying to @plscallmekimi @FutureExCali and
Honestly, if he had been charged it probably makes no difference, they were liable to release him as a non-violent felon. The parole board however can actually send him to prison w/ a lower burden of proof, evidence he committed a crime, doesnt need conviction or filled charges.
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Replying to @plscallmekimi @FutureExCali and
I must have snoozed on something. I’m vaguely familiar with prop 49, but since when exactly is armed robbery considered non violent?
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Replying to @pailhead011 @FutureExCali and
He was arrested for stealing a car, not armed robbery, unless I am missing a fact.
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Replying to @plscallmekimi @FutureExCali and
I’m not sure how this works but please check out this article from 2015https://www.sfexaminer.com/news/man-arrested-in-connection-with-armed-robbery-at-mission-store/ …
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Replying to @pailhead011 @plscallmekimi and
To be fair, he neither hurt nor killed anyone in 2015, so I’m not sure if that counts for violence :/ Is “armed robbery” on its own enough to deem someone “violent”? Is it even a felony to begin with (I’m an immigrant)
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Replying to @pailhead011 @plscallmekimi and
Whatever it may be, I think you need to be a special kind of asshole to go terrorize kids with a gun at 40 years of age. There should be a law against that if there is none.
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Replying to @pailhead011 @FutureExCali and
that was in 2015 though, I am talking about the crimes he committed after he was released.
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Replying to @plscallmekimi @FutureExCali and
Hmmmm, quick google search mentions a period of 7 years, sounds highly unlikely that this person could have gone from a violent felon to a non violent non felon in a span of less than 5 years.
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I never was trying to claim they did, I am saying it is difficult to convict a non-violent felony under these circumstances, the parole board should have acted.
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