SAN JOSE ROAD RAGER SENTENCED TO 10-YEAR PRISON TERM

This happened a few blocks from my house - and I know it was discussed by
folks here...

http://www.kpix.com/news/bcn/2004/04/15/n/HeadlineNews/10-YEARS.html

Chris

 

And another version of the story:

http://www.mercurynews.com/mld/mercurynews/news/8445549.htm?1c


Dave S.

1996 FLHR-I Road King

BS#146, DOF#181, NEWT#4, KOTOR#1, SENS, CVNS G&W, DOF # 6021, ARSE

 

Hopefully, Castrillon will wheel himself in at every parole hearing
and influence the parole board enough to make sure the POS does the
entire 10 years.

~S

 

Stopped shouting in subject line.

Makes you wonder- does the court system (or society for that matter)
frown on maiming a person more than killing a person? Then what kind of
message does that send?

If you want to go down a slippery slope, if someone gets more time in
prison for maiming a person and has to pay a civil personal-injury
settlement, a person's life is then worth less than that. But then you'd
also be driving a Ford Pinto.

 

It's not a new message. It's an old adage: Dead people don't show up in
court.
Worth remembering if you're ever forced to defend yourself against a
criminal.