William Shae McKay was eligible to be imprisoned for 25 years to life under California's three strikes law. A liberal judge let him out on bail. Two months later, McKay shot and killed Riverside County deputy Isaiah Cordero.

Jan 10, 2023 · 8:51 PM UTC

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Why a three-strikes felon — on bail twice over — was on the streets, where he gunned down a deputy

Already facing a life sentence, William Shae McKay gunned down a Riverside County deputy before being killed himself. How was it that he was free?

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Hold the judge accountable.
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Resign, Jordan. You continue to embarrass Ohio. And the Ohio State University student athletes.
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The GOP appoints judges who are "persona non grata" aka NOT QUALIFIED with the Bar Association
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Why are you Jim Jordan not in jail yet for plotting to overthrow US government.
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I would love to know how many lives would have been saved if there was ....real law and order and...a closed border.
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Why aren't liberal Judges held responsible for outcomes of their bad decisions.
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You should be in jail insurrectionist traitor
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Gym, what happened when you were Coach at Ohio State and you didn’t stop abuse?
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Judges are not above the law. Hold them accountable.
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Did he ask for a pardon?
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