The NYC serial spitter meets justice
Posted By: Hazymac, 12/2/2025 7:16:57 AM
A career in law enforcement taught some solid lessons. Among them, a small portion of the criminal population commits most crimes, and the entire criminal justice system is full of unintended irony. I once dealt with an insane female teenager, and after an incident where she was wandering around downtown taking potshots at people and things with a bow and arrow, sent her to the state mental hospital. Within a week, I spotted her back on the street and called the hospital. The conversation went like this: Me: “Hey, this is Detective McDaniel, I just saw crazy teenager back in town. We sent
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Walshe's defense attorney, Larry Tipton, said during his opening statement Monday that Walshe found his wife dead in her bed but did not kill her. Tipton said evidence would show a "sudden, unexplained death" and that such a thing "happens." He denied the prosecution's allegation that his client was aware of Ana's suspected affair.
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A career in law enforcement taught some solid lessons. Among them, a small portion of the criminal population commits most crimes, and the entire criminal justice system is full of unintended irony. I once dealt with an insane female teenager, and after an incident where she was wandering around downtown taking potshots at people and things with a bow and arrow, sent her to the state mental hospital. Within a week, I spotted her back on the street and called the hospital. The conversation went like this:
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Vigilantes got the spitter. That's because New York City refuses to protect its citizens. If law enforcement won't do their jobs, citizens will in their place. Bad people will be taken down ruthlessly.