Progressive DA releases mass murderer

 Newsbusters:

On Wednesday afternoon, a man named Ezekiel Kelly went on a shooting spree in Memphis, Tennessee while livestreaming the evil act on Facebook. The shooting killed four and injured three others. Sadly this was all preventable since Kelly was let out of jail early. If he had served his full sentence he would've still been in jail and the shooting never would've happened. Though you would never know this if you were watching the three major evening news broadcasts on Wednesday or Thursday night.

All three ignored the shooting on Wednesday evening and all but ABC's World News Tonight ignored Kelly's arrest during their Thursday evening broadcasts. While World News Tonight covered Kelly's arrest, they failed to note that he was let out of prison early thanks to soft on crime leftist prosecutors and DAs.
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You would think the fact that Kelly was let out of jail and subsequently killed four people would be bigger news. This is especially true since according to Fox News "Memphis Mayor Jim Strickland revealed during a press conference" that the suspect "was previously charged with attempted first-degree murder but pleaded guilty to a downgraded aggravated assault charge in April 2021."

Kelly "was sentenced to three years in prison, but was released in March 2022 after serving just 11 months of his sentence," according to Fox News.
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The original sentence was ridiculously low for an attempted murder case.  Were they just being lenient because he was unsuccessful?  When he got out he seem ready to not make the same mistake again in the worst way.

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