They still haven’t gone to trial yet and who knows what is going to happen to that clown.
5/26 The sentencing of Robert Howse, robber of ex-NFL WR Joe Jurevicius, ends in chaos (comments section will have you roll'n)
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I don't feel sorry for em cause they don't be sorry when their committing their crimes usually against someone that looks like themselves.
Real criminals take their time and make it do what it does.....I know first hand,one brother did 22yrs fed time,another brother did 10yrs state time, another 7yrs state, another 7 in another state and a whole lot of cousins did a bunch more and not one cried,begged or was sad about the results of doing crime and getting caught.
Thanks to them,I figured out what not to do but if I ever go it was life or death or Uncle Sam was sick and tired of asking for his money.
Real criminals take their time and make it do what it does.....I know first hand,one brother did 22yrs fed time,another brother did 10yrs state time, another 7yrs state, another 7 in another state and a whole lot of cousins did a bunch more and not one cried,begged or was sad about the results of doing crime and getting caught.
Thanks to them,I figured out what not to do but if I ever go it was life or death or Uncle Sam was sick and tired of asking for his money.
I remember this story, this guy was running wild in one of the richest suburbs in Ohio called Bratenahl, which is right on the edge of some of the deadliest hoods in cleveland. this nigga hid under the bed of a 90yr old Jewish woman and cleaned her shit out at gunpoint then turned around and Robbed a white well known Browns receiver, he lucky they ain’t give him 40 to life at least he has a date to actually look forward to and mark on his calendar.
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Everyone that robs and kidnaps people should be off the streets
The argument isn't give them less time the argument is give the white counterparts more
Don't take it easy on any armed robbers
This is one of the cases when you need a few good men to disfigure that cac and drop off a few sticks of dynamite on the judges front porch while he sleeping
Everyone here who is claiming its too much time.....
Fail to acknowledge that We/YOU already know black people
are made examples of in the courts of this country. Are yall saying he didnt know they
would make an example of him for his crimes that clearly he was guilty of?
Yall and He ...Know better !
Lastly... Attempted Murder and kidnap will get you more time than Murder.
Remember that when yall do some dumb shit and expect to be treated like a white defendant.
Fail to acknowledge that We/YOU already know black people
are made examples of in the courts of this country. Are yall saying he didnt know they
would make an example of him for his crimes that clearly he was guilty of?
Yall and He ...Know better !
Lastly... Attempted Murder and kidnap will get you more time than Murder.
Remember that when yall do some dumb shit and expect to be treated like a white defendant.
I think people are missing one key point. This dude was already on parole when he did all that shit, PLUS, he probably had a few other felonies where he got probation or a light sentence. My Corrections 101 prof called it "brick stacking". He said those "light" sentences were basically like bricks, and when you get enough of them, you've built yourself a heavy sentence. Dude was probably used to getting light sentences, so he couldn't even imagine getting slammed like this. Those were the howls of a dude that didn't see that shit coming.
Really? Wow!
You can hear that ninja cryin through the courtroom walls
Comments:
"When BB King is your defense attorney, you’ll wind up singing the blues at sentencing."
"His lawyer like "Man a brotha can't even finish a crossword in peace nowadays? LOL"
"When the judge drops 43 years on your head and your own defence lawyer tries to add an extra 6 months, LOL"
Yooooo, these comments got me
His atty was like let's round the 43 up to 43.5. It was obvious he ain't give a FUCK! Even smirked as his client let out a howl!!!
The scene was a chaotic end to a hearing where Jurevicius, a Cleveland-native returned to his hometown Browns to finish out his 11-year NFL, described how Howse terrorized him at gunpoint for 30 minutes during the September robbery.
“He terrorized me for 30 minutes,” Jurevicius said in court Thursday.
Howse pleaded guilty in January to aggravated burglary, aggravated robbery burglary and other charges in the Sept. 14 robbery of Jurevicius and another home-invasion robbery of a 70-year-old woman two days earlier.
Howse’s cousin, State Rep. Stephanie Howse, asked McDonnell in a letter read aloud in court to take into account that as a 4-year-old boy, Howse witnessed his 16-year-old uncle hang himself.
“Hurt people hurt people,” the letter said.
On Sept. 14, Jurevicius said he went out to his barn to turn off the lights after his family finished dinner in his Gates Mills home and encountered an armed Howse in an event that he said changed his life.
Howse snatched the gloves that Jurevicius wore during that Super Bowl and wore them as he held the 6-feet 5-inch Jurevicius at gunpoint for more than 30 minutes as he demanded money and electronics and made Jurevicius open his safe. Howse then led Jurevicius to the home where his wife and children were, and threatened to shoot Jurevicius, he said.
Jurevicius opened the door and asked his wife to bring all the cash he could. He also offered Howse his Super Bowl ring. Prosecutors said Howse told them he rejected the ring because he would surely get caught if he tried to sell it, that he and wore the gloves so he wouldn’t leave behind fingerprints.
Jurevicius ultimately escaped by running into the house and locking the door. He said he grabbed a handgun and hid with his wife and children until police came to the house.
“He wore the damn gloves I wore in the Super Bowl while my son was fighting for his life,” Jurevicius said in court.
In the Sept. 12 robbery, Howse broke into the home of a 70-year-old woman and hid beneath her bed until she walked into her bedroom, then jumped out and pointed a gun at her. The woman ran into the bathroom and locked the door behind her, and called 911 until police came.
Howse was wearing a GPS ankle monitor at the time of the robberies because he was on parole after serving more than five years in prison for another home invasion. In that incident, Howse held two 15-year-old boys at gunpoint, Assistant Cuyahoga County Prosecutor Elaina Thomas said.
In his own comments, Howse said he carried out the robberies to make good an a $1,500 drug debt. The dealer he owed the money to had started to threaten Howse’s life and the life of his fiancee, Howse said.
“He terrorized me for 30 minutes,” Jurevicius said in court Thursday.
Howse pleaded guilty in January to aggravated burglary, aggravated robbery burglary and other charges in the Sept. 14 robbery of Jurevicius and another home-invasion robbery of a 70-year-old woman two days earlier.
Howse’s cousin, State Rep. Stephanie Howse, asked McDonnell in a letter read aloud in court to take into account that as a 4-year-old boy, Howse witnessed his 16-year-old uncle hang himself.
“Hurt people hurt people,” the letter said.
On Sept. 14, Jurevicius said he went out to his barn to turn off the lights after his family finished dinner in his Gates Mills home and encountered an armed Howse in an event that he said changed his life.
Howse snatched the gloves that Jurevicius wore during that Super Bowl and wore them as he held the 6-feet 5-inch Jurevicius at gunpoint for more than 30 minutes as he demanded money and electronics and made Jurevicius open his safe. Howse then led Jurevicius to the home where his wife and children were, and threatened to shoot Jurevicius, he said.
Jurevicius opened the door and asked his wife to bring all the cash he could. He also offered Howse his Super Bowl ring. Prosecutors said Howse told them he rejected the ring because he would surely get caught if he tried to sell it, that he and wore the gloves so he wouldn’t leave behind fingerprints.
Jurevicius ultimately escaped by running into the house and locking the door. He said he grabbed a handgun and hid with his wife and children until police came to the house.
“He wore the damn gloves I wore in the Super Bowl while my son was fighting for his life,” Jurevicius said in court.
In the Sept. 12 robbery, Howse broke into the home of a 70-year-old woman and hid beneath her bed until she walked into her bedroom, then jumped out and pointed a gun at her. The woman ran into the bathroom and locked the door behind her, and called 911 until police came.
Howse was wearing a GPS ankle monitor at the time of the robberies because he was on parole after serving more than five years in prison for another home invasion. In that incident, Howse held two 15-year-old boys at gunpoint, Assistant Cuyahoga County Prosecutor Elaina Thomas said.
In his own comments, Howse said he carried out the robberies to make good an a $1,500 drug debt. The dealer he owed the money to had started to threaten Howse’s life and the life of his fiancee, Howse said.
Yooooo, these comments got me
His atty was like let's round the 43 up to 43.5. It was obvious he ain't give a FUCK! Even smirked as his client let out a howl!!!
No Arguement there... However in case you didnt know the prison systems across America are privately owned and generate a shit ton of money for the local and state economies. And yes most of them do work..... manufacturing clothing, eyeglasses and other goods for retail sale across America. Dont Believe me... Just look it up .. Its a whole $$$ generating business.
Kidnapping & Armed robbery are floaters in most states.
What did he expect?
What did he expect?
Fuck em
After reading that. Yea get his ass off the street before he kills someone. 43 might be validated.
He’s actually lucky he didn’t get life.
Bruh. Just stop it. He didn’t get 43 years for any damn drug habit. Is that the only thing you got out of those paragraphs? Any normal person reading those paragraphs would realize he got 43 years because of all of his bad conduct that happened prior to this case, like terrorizing, a 90-year-old woman.
And just because his lawyer was calm, doesn’t mean he didn’t do his job. He’s just been practicing long enough to know what was coming. He’s probably been telling his client what was coming and his client wouldn’t grasp it, wouldn’t except it. But the only person in the courtroom who was shocked was the client himself.
Wow.... there must be a low ass bar for "chaos" these days... 
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Judge did a good job. Dude is a menace to society. Fuck him. He had it coming. 43 years might be too much .............................................................................. 42 is better 
Im willing to bet if this cat did this to you ...
Your analogy would be non existant and your position would be markedly different.
What I find Amazing is that you compare and equate a person reading and being oppressed
to Someone stealing shit from others with the threat of death or bodily harm.
Even the Slave knew not to get caught and if he did what the ouutcome would be.
Play stupid games ...win stupid prizes.
But.....Its The False equivilance for me. AMAZING !
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Dude should of tried to get some of the charges dropped. That idiot plead guilty to everything. He probably didn't listen to his lawyer that's why he looked like he didn't care. He came in there looking like he converted to Islam or became a Hebrew lol, white folks don't care about that what a dumb ass. Dude is beloved by the community playing for the Browns. This fool is a career criminal. He need to be locked up he's already proven he can't handle this life. He committed these crimes with an ankle monitor on because he was on parole let that sink in. Fuck this dude I spend my energy on the innocent.
..at least he wasnt acting up like these two were..
They killed a child? Ain't no way a black woman judge gone give them life unless they killed a child.
Trinidad, however, seems to be a whole different story.
My nephew is a sheriff's deputy, and he told us when a person gets hit with a large number, the first thing they say to that person is, "Okay, calm down." because they KNOW they're getting to show their whole entire ass.
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I have no sympathy. None.
And nine time out of ten there was a plea bargain on the table that the client kept turning down......now for sure, that plea bargain is a high number, because no one pleads to the max, BUT it is for sure LESS than the max. But some people's understanding is ZERO. They won't hear anyone telling them the risk of going to trial or letting the judge decide the sentence.......they are in denial. Sooooooo, when they keep turning down those offers and then get spanked......it hits them like a ton of bricks.
Also, trials are expensive, that's why they throw plea bargains at you. If you make them take it trial, you will get the max, because you made them spend that money.
How did he not know what was coming down the pike? That’s what kills me every time. I guarantee you his lawyer told him 100 times with the number could be, and he just wouldn’t except that. So instead, he wanted his hearing. And he got it too.