US Attorney General supports crime: isn’t THIS ENOUGH EVIDENCE?

Jon Rappoport

May 6

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Let’s start here. A Nashville man, Carl Jerome Hamilton, has been arrested for kidnapping and raping an Amazon driver.¹

Over the past 17 years, Hamilton has been charged with 90 crimes. Most recently, in 2020, he was convicted of rape and sentenced to six years. He served only 30% of that term.

After his last arrest, Nashville Police Chief, John Drake, said: “We’re sounding the alarm. Over and over and over again, just the same people being rearrested, charged with violent crime…Mr. Hamilton, he has over 105 charges throughout his lifetime…Time and time again, how this continues to happen and then not to think the community begins to feel unsafe, because they continue to let these people do harm over and over, but the men and women of the police department also get discouraged because they keep re-arrest[ing] these same people…It’s frustrating to me when you hear someone that committed a murder in 2020, and then 2021 they are committing another murder, and you’re like, ‘How does that happen?’ And then in 2024, they commit aggravated assault where they shoot someone, and you’re like, ‘How did that happen?’ And it’s time for the community, it’s time for all of us in Nashville to start saying, Enough is enough.”

Did you get all that?

Now, this is EXACTLY the kind of situation that is supposed to ring alarm bells all across the US Department of Justice.

Not only out of control crime in a local community, but the cops arrest the same highly dangerous felons over and over, and somehow those marauders find their way back on to the streets, where they can rape and kidnap and murder again. And again.

Because the local District Attorney and his prosecutors and possibly judges won’t follow the law.

So the US Attorney General orders his people to invade Nashville and find out what the hell has been going on and who to blame and which city officials to arrest and who to prosecute and who to fire. In order to restore order. In order to make the streets safer.

This is par for the course.

So where is the flood of US DOJ investigators in Nashville? Where is the US Attorney General, holding a press conference?...

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