This man attempted murder of 5 officers shooting at them and hurting/killing(?) two. This plea deal is total injustice. Think about if this was a minority person. They’d get life with no possibility of parole. It’s sickening.
@@elizabethgrogan8553 I obviously wasn't on about the Dale part. 🙄 the comment I replied to did pay special attention to his origins hence why I replied, on that note If a dog is born in a stable it doesn't make it a horse. 😂
Why no he doesn't those cops do for coming to his house they had no business coming to his house they got what was coming to them clearly I would have done the same thing
I'm glad nobody was hurt, I'm so sorry for the Deputy's and Officer's this effects everyday and night. Could have been a really bad ordeal here. This Judge is good.
I felt that Sheriff's testimony to the core of my soul. When you face undeniable intended evil causing irreparable devastation and learn instead of the law and justice and everything you believed in and lived by on your side, law and justice will step in to serve, but not the people, the people with the higher balanced bank accounts. I know that's a crush to how you view and evaluate everything in your life everyday for a regular citizens. Even worse when you dedicated yourself to enforcing the law then the law takes a sh** on you. Effing aces and confuses you all day every day I'm telling you.
I recommend 'Drugs, guns and politics collided in the small town of Port Richey. Two mayors went to jail. A very Florida investigation" in the Tampa Bay Times. This man was a menace.
I like judge, Mary Handsel she's a fair judge and treats people with fairness and respect. I've dealt with her and she was always nice and had a professional attitude. She gives you a full understanding why she does something, I just honestly think she has a heart!!! ❤️😎
This guy deserves everything he gets but there is a much larger picture that the entire police force has been using as a fear narrative to get away with anything. I swear the police now a days are trained more in how to portray their fear and how they are so afraid to do their jobs, then they are in the constitution and civil rights. This sheriff is now on paid leave for a few years and then early retirement because he has nightmares that someone may have pointed a gun in his direction behind bullet proof glass and an armored Bearcat. He is definitely in the wrong line of work. Cops are afraid of their shadows now a days. The amount if officer involved shootings has been out of control for decades. Now cops just know the trigger words to use to get away with it.
Wooooow, a 3 yr sentence for 5 counts of attempted murder against a police officer, with 600+ days of credit time served, which means he only serves 1 year in prison, but if we're being completely honest here, he won't serve a full year in prison, he'll accumulate "good time" (if he keeps his nose clean and stays out of trouble while in prison) which reduces ones original prison sentence, so in all honesty, he'll probably serve around 9 months in prison....9 months for 5 counts of attempted murder upon a police officer. Was justice really served here today?
its not 9 months its 3 years..not gonna take that scumbags side but still 3 years is 3 years, he gets credit for 600 days + because he was locked up...normal people would do 20+ for this but we all know there are two systems of justice...
@@murph7489 Do you understand what “credit time served” means? It’s means those 600+ days that he’s been locked up for will be subtracted from the imposed 3 year sentence, so he’s got about a year and four months left to serve, and in most prisons you accumulate “good time” if you stay on the straight and narrow while incarcerated, which means he’ll probably serve about a year in prison, so my mistake for saying 9 months originally, it’ll more than likely be a year left to serve
@@GreenmanRP yes I fully understand it, because I was in prison myself..I know everything there is to know about time and what they will get and how it will go...good time is different in prison than in county jails..in NY there is a formula..and good time doesn't really mean a whole lot..parole or early release depends on a couple of factors..,.one being the type of crime..violent or non - violent..violent offenses MUST do 75% of their time regardless..then they get out..now, there are things you have to do in order to get early release..there are certain programs you have to complete, staying out of trouble meaning not catching new charges inside is a factor, and of course remorse and acknowledgement of the wrong of your offense or taking responsibility is big with parole boards...in the end this guy is not going to do any significant time and its bs..
Wait did a cop just say it was wrong for someone to shoot at them? Aren't they busting into wrong homes and shooting people while they sleep? Or when someone's running away and then saying they feared for their life?
This is the same judge that gave Adam Matos a piece of her mind, I like how professional she lays out the facts. In this particular case, my only complaint is she was too lenient with sentencing especially since the defendant was described as a psychopath but otherwise it was handled very well.
So you're saying this sheriff never had shots fired at him? A gun pointed at him? And now he's saying he has anxiety, and nightmares? Ehhhh well if you're worried about those kinda things then why join law enforcement? Don't you think officers on the west and south sides of Chicago everyday? And this is the first time? Geez he must have a super easy job with no dangers.
Hold up. Wait a minute. Officers went into Breanna Taylor's home on a hunch and murdered her. No officer were ever charged for her murder. This man shot at officer's entering his house. Not one person was killed yet he gets along years. I'm not agreeing with what he did, js...Thanks but no thanks criminal justice system.
Well- this state never seems to surprise me - got 3 years for shooting at officers. I thought it was always a mandatory life sentence for doing that. Another reason this state had been renamed as FloriDUH
Well I think this is bloody disgraceful 😡 that schmuck should have been charged with much harsher charges for his actions. And they say money doesn't buy you happiness? It pretty much bought him his freedom, arsehole.
The man is 70 years old. Why was his home being raided, anyways? Did they make it known they were cops, in recent events they haven't. Contrary to what the cop said, I'm sure the situ with a 70 year old politician is not the most traumatic he has ever found himself in.
This man attempted murder of 5 officers shooting at them and hurting/killing(?) two. This plea deal is total injustice. Think about if this was a minority person. They’d get life with no possibility of parole. It’s sickening.
He looks like an Arab and his name is Arabic. Do the math! 🤦♂️
@@Dissident82 Dale is a very American name. I don't care about his origins, he's a vile person who was happy to shoot to kill.
@@elizabethgrogan8553 I obviously wasn't on about the Dale part. 🙄 the comment I replied to did pay special attention to his origins hence why I replied, on that note If a dog is born in a stable it doesn't make it a horse. 😂
No, a minority would be DEAD!!!
@Elizabeth Grogan I said nothing about origins.
You got to be kidding me. Anyone else would have to serve 28 years.
Three years, pffftttt. If it were a working class citizen it would be at least 20 years.
Rule #1. Do not shoot at cops.
Agree. And also dont shoot at anyone sounds great to me 👍
Def. Don't shoot at anyone. Ok thanks
I really like this Judge. She always handles everything thing in a professional manner.
I love the way she addressed him as mister and referred to him being a sociopath.
I've seen her presiding on other trials. She's pretty good.
This man just looks like he is absolutely crazy lol 😂 his eyes 👀 are huge !!
This man deserves everything he gets
Why no he doesn't those cops do for coming to his house they had no business coming to his house they got what was coming to them clearly I would have done the same thing
I'm glad nobody was hurt, I'm so sorry for the Deputy's and Officer's this effects everyday and night. Could have been a really bad ordeal here. This Judge is good.
I felt that Sheriff's testimony to the core of my soul. When you face undeniable intended evil causing irreparable devastation and learn instead of the law and justice and everything you believed in and lived by on your side, law and justice will step in to serve, but not the people, the people with the higher balanced bank accounts. I know that's a crush to how you view and evaluate everything in your life everyday for a regular citizens. Even worse when you dedicated yourself to enforcing the law then the law takes a sh** on you. Effing aces and confuses you all day every day I'm telling you.
To the person who questioned him being arrested, what goes around, comes around buddy.
I hope the sheriff walked out feeling a little better than he did going in!
The way he spoke for himself 🤯❤️
Well said !
Not really the cops had no business coming to his house they got dealt with.
I'm confused Florida - how did you allow someone like this to become a MAYOR???
That's kinda messed up. He got away with that...
Sounds like he got a pretty sweet deal to me. Better not screw it up because he'll likely end up spending the rest of his life in prison.
I recommend 'Drugs, guns and politics collided in the small town of Port Richey. Two mayors went to jail.
A very Florida investigation" in the Tampa Bay Times. This man was a menace.
He got 36 months? Wow
I like judge, Mary Handsel she's a fair judge and treats people with fairness and respect. I've dealt with her and she was always nice and had a professional attitude. She gives you a full understanding why she does something, I just honestly think she has a heart!!! ❤️😎
Did Florida suddenly become California, weak sentence.
They should add one extra year in prison for every time the defendant tries to make themselves look handicapped. They're not fooling anyone.
That poor cop scared to do his job. Go home bro 7/11 looking for people to make coffee. They have donuts.
The judge is talking like she really sticking it to him. He's been there 2 yrs he got 3. He's out in a year. Ma'am, this is ridiculous!!
No volume
This guy deserves everything he gets but there is a much larger picture that the entire police force has been using as a fear narrative to get away with anything.
I swear the police now a days are trained more in how to portray their fear and how they are so afraid to do their jobs, then they are in the constitution and civil rights. This sheriff is now on paid leave for a few years and then early retirement because he has nightmares that someone may have pointed a gun in his direction behind bullet proof glass and an armored Bearcat. He is definitely in the wrong line of work. Cops are afraid of their shadows now a days. The amount if officer involved shootings has been out of control for decades. Now cops just know the trigger words to use to get away with it.
Wooooow, a 3 yr sentence for 5 counts of attempted murder against a police officer, with 600+ days of credit time served, which means he only serves 1 year in prison, but if we're being completely honest here, he won't serve a full year in prison, he'll accumulate "good time" (if he keeps his nose clean and stays out of trouble while in prison) which reduces ones original prison sentence, so in all honesty, he'll probably serve around 9 months in prison....9 months for 5 counts of attempted murder upon a police officer. Was justice really served here today?
its not 9 months its 3 years..not gonna take that scumbags side but still 3 years is 3 years, he gets credit for 600 days + because he was locked up...normal people would do 20+ for this but we all know there are two systems of justice...
@@murph7489 Do you understand what “credit time served” means? It’s means those 600+ days that he’s been locked up for will be subtracted from the imposed 3 year sentence, so he’s got about a year and four months left to serve, and in most prisons you accumulate “good time” if you stay on the straight and narrow while incarcerated, which means he’ll probably serve about a year in prison, so my mistake for saying 9 months originally, it’ll more than likely be a year left to serve
@@GreenmanRP yes I fully understand it, because I was in prison myself..I know everything there is to know about time and what they will get and how it will go...good time is different in prison than in county jails..in NY there is a formula..and good time doesn't really mean a whole lot..parole or early release depends on a couple of factors..,.one being the type of crime..violent or non - violent..violent offenses MUST do 75% of their time regardless..then they get out..now, there are things you have to do in order to get early release..there are certain programs you have to complete, staying out of trouble meaning not catching new charges inside is a factor, and of course remorse and acknowledgement of the wrong of your offense or taking responsibility is big with parole boards...in the end this guy is not going to do any significant time and its bs..
@@murph7489 UNBELIEVABLE!?!
Wait did a cop just say it was wrong for someone to shoot at them? Aren't they busting into wrong homes and shooting people while they sleep? Or when someone's running away and then saying they feared for their life?
This is the same judge that gave Adam Matos a piece of her mind, I like how professional she lays out the facts. In this particular case, my only complaint is she was too lenient with sentencing especially since the defendant was described as a psychopath but otherwise it was handled very well.
5 years probation for shooting at a cop vs 30 years prison for selling pot. Just don't seem right
Well said Sheriff. Back the blue.
Boot licker
So you're saying this sheriff never had shots fired at him? A gun pointed at him? And now he's saying he has anxiety, and nightmares? Ehhhh well if you're worried about those kinda things then why join law enforcement? Don't you think officers on the west and south sides of Chicago everyday? And this is the first time? Geez he must have a super easy job with no dangers.
Actually he did the right thing the cops had no business coming to his house they got what was coming to them.
Hold up. Wait a minute. Officers went into Breanna Taylor's home on a hunch and murdered her. No officer were ever charged for her murder. This man shot at officer's entering his house. Not one person was killed yet he gets along years. I'm not agreeing with what he did, js...Thanks but no thanks criminal justice system.
Was he wheelchair bound when the offense was committed?
No
Of course not
Well- this state never seems to surprise me - got 3 years for shooting at officers. I thought it was always a mandatory life sentence for doing that. Another reason this state had been renamed as FloriDUH
Well I think this is bloody disgraceful 😡 that schmuck should have been charged with much harsher charges for his actions. And they say money doesn't buy you happiness? It pretty much bought him his freedom, arsehole.
That's what happens when you let rogue cops on the street. Brace yourselves for more of this behavior toward LE.
Joke
The man is 70 years old.
Why was his home being raided, anyways? Did they make it known they were cops, in recent events they haven't.
Contrary to what the cop said, I'm sure the situ with a 70 year old politician is not the most traumatic he has ever found himself in.
I don't care why cops are at your door - you don't shoot them - you can sue them later.