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Cops Clips Daily @knstories11 · 4h

16-Year-Old Offender Laughs in Court, but One Sentence From the Judge Makes Him Regret It.#fypシ゚ #USA #Police #cops

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Gunther Eagleman™ Verified account @GuntherEagleman · 1d

This Texan agrees.

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Mario ZNA Verified account @MarioBojic · 13h

🚨🇵🇱Hero police officer from Krakow, Poland, Artur Morański, has just been taken off the ventilator.

He is fully conscious and breathing on his own, with his wife constantly by his side.

God bless this brave young man and his family.

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Tironianae 🍊🍊 Z. - Ultra Verbum Vincet Verified account @Tironianae · 2d

🚨BREAKING: President Trump just FULLY PARDONED former Lt. Mark Bashaw, who was court martialed in 2022 for refusing to wear a face mask and follow COVID rules.

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Blue Lives Matter Verified account @bluelivesmtr · 12h

EXPOSE THIS DEMOCRAT JUDGE who DISMISSED charges for SHO*TING INTO A CAR WITH TWO SMALL CHILDREN INSIDE. Six months later, an innocent 18-year-old college freshman was SH*T IN THE HEAD and k*lled by the same man.

This is the case of Jillian Ludwig, a Belmont University freshman whose death exposed a devastating gap in Tennessee's criminal justice system.

In 2021, Shaquille Taylor was charged with three counts of aggravated as$ault with a deadly weapon after he and another man allegedly opened fire on a vehicle occupied by a woman and her two young children, ages 1 and 3.

At least two bullets struck the vehicle.

But in May 2023, Davidson County Criminal Court Judge Angelita Blackshear Dalton, a Democrat (of course), dismissed the charges after three court-appointed doctors determined Taylor was incompetent to stand trial because of an intellectual disability.

The doctors also concluded that he did not meet Tennessee's legal threshold for involuntary commitment..

Taylor was released on May 19, 2023.

Four months later, he was arrested again after police found him driving a stolen pickup truck connected to a carjacking. He was charged with felony auto theft and released on bond.

Then, on November 7, 2023, Taylor opened fire on a vehicle carrying rival gang members near Edgehill Community Memorial Gardens Park in Nashville.

One of those bullets struck 18-year-old Jillian Ludwig in the head as she walked through the park.

Jillian had absolutely nothing to do with the confrontation.

She was a freshman music business major at Belmont University who had moved from New Jersey to Nashville to pursue her love of music. She played bass guitar, sang, and had her entire future ahead of her.

She collapsed after being struck and lay undiscovered for approximately an hour before someone found her.

Jillian died the following day at Vanderbilt University Medical Center.

The tragedy came just 12 DAYS after Nashville District Attorney Glenn Funk publicly warned that the state's laws governing defendants found incompetent to stand trial were putting the public at risk.

In May 2026, Taylor pleaded guilty to second-degree m*rder and received a total sentence of 38 years in prison without the possibility of parole, including three years for aggravated assault in a separate case.

Jillian's devastated parents said the punishment wasn't enough.

Her de*th prompted Tennessee lawmakers to pass "Jillian's Law," requiring certain defendants found incompetent to stand trial to receive inpatient treatment rather than simply being released. The law also restricts their ability to possess firearms.

But those changes came too late to save Jillian.

Is it soft on crime Democrat policies in general? Or soft on crime judges who are responsible for this?

#JillianLudwig #Nashville #JusticeForJillian

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