I, Napoleon

Daily Wire;

Virginia Democrats and Loudoun County’s George Soros-backed prosecutor are lashing out at Gov. Glenn Youngkin (R-VA) over his Sunday pardon of Scott Smith, whose daughter was raped in school and who the prosecutor, Buta Biberaj, personally sought to put in jail.

Biberaj said Youngkin’s pardon “is an unprecedented and inappropriate intervention into an active legal case,” and said he was taking action “not for justice but for political gain.” Scott Surovell, the vice chairman of the Democrat Senate Caucus, said Youngkin’s pardon was an abandonment of “law and order” intended to “help his failing presidential ambitions.” […]

Biberaj ran on a platform lamenting “overincarceration” and has refused to prosecute many misdemeanors. Democrats, claiming to want to stop people from being arrested for minor crimes in schools, even passed a law that “Eliminates the requirement that school principals report to law enforcement certain enumerated acts that may constitute a misdemeanor offense.”

When it came to a parent whose lived experience posed a threat to Democrats’ effort to pass a transgender bathroom policy, however, Biberaj personally took Smith’s case and sought jail time. He was denied a jury because it was a misdemeanor, and he was convicted. A judge threw out the resisting arrest charge after Smith appealed, and threw Biberaj off the case for apparent conflict of interest.

But the government kept fighting Smith, forcing him to head towards a second trial for disorderly conduct. A judge was brought out of retirement from neighboring, deep-blue Fairfax County who ruled that under the “peculiar” language of Virginia’s disorderly conduct statute, Smith arguably committed disorderly conduct by cursing at Schworm because it could “incite” her to violence—even though that interpretation would seemingly mean the leftist activist was guilty of the same crime.

5 Replies to “I, Napoleon”

  1. These monsters went after a father whose daughter was raped at her school and everyone in authority tried to hide the crime. They didn’t try to hide it because juveniles were involved, they hid it to protect the sick freaks that make up the alphabet people and this one is a serial rapist. If I was the father, it wouldn’t be a misdemeanor.
    And they are still flapping their holes like they are on the moral high-ground about law and order. Unreal.

  2. “not for justice but for political gain.”

    Well duh. An admission that the silent majority has been heard. And their sentiment acted on.

  3. Some LGBTQqAI2s+/- activists are more equal than the father of a “Trans” rape victim. It’s that simple. And it’s that sick. Really sick.

  4. “not for justice but for political gain.”
    ———
    Are we talking Buford T. Justice?.. I’m sure he would agree that every daughter expects her daddy to protect her when the STATE wont..
    Political gain?.. No kidding.. Who is not going to agree with the pardon.

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