Biden Appointed Judge Orders Release of ‘Teens’ Who Violently Attacked Ex-DOGE Employee Edward Coristine, AKA “Big Balls”

Valletta · Thursday at 8:28 PM

JUST IN: Biden-Appointed Judge Orders Release of 'Teens' Who Violently Attacked Ex-DOGE Employee Edward Coristine, AKA "Big Balls" | The Gateway Pundit | by Cristina Laila

DC Superior Court Judge Kendra Briggs, a Biden appointee, released two of the ‘teens’ who attacked former DOGE member Edward Coristine, AKA “Big Balls.” Earlier this month, 19-year-old Edward Coristine was severely beaten in DC after he jumped into action to save his significant other’s life.

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Pommer · Thursday at 10:14 PM

Valletta said:
JUST IN: Biden-Appointed Judge Orders Release of 'Teens' Who Violently Attacked Ex-DOGE Employee Edward Coristine, AKA "Big Balls" | The Gateway Pundit | by Cristina Laila

DC Superior Court Judge Kendra Briggs, a Biden appointee, released two of the ‘teens’ who attacked former DOGE member Edward Coristine, AKA “Big Balls.” Earlier this month, 19-year-old Edward Coristine was severely beaten in DC after he jumped into action to save his significant other’s life.

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I’m curious…what should the judge have done?
~~(Also, why the scare quotes for teens?)~~ I see this was done by the “news” source, and you probably wouldn’t have any idea.

Aldebaran · Thursday at 10:31 PM

Pommer said:
I’m curious…what should the judge have done?
~~(Also, why the scare quotes for teens?)~~ I see this was done by the “news” source, and you probably wouldn’t have any idea.

Did you see the photo in the article of the guy who was attacked by these teens? What do you think should happen to people that cause someone to suffer an attack like that? Should they be kept in custody after proving themselves to be so violent? Or, should they just be released as if to deny what they've done or that they could do it again to someone else?

Pommer · Friday at 2:17 AM

Aldebaran said:
Did you see the photo in the article of the guy who was attacked by these teens? What do you think should happen to people that cause someone to suffer an attack like that? Should they be kept in custody after proving themselves to be so violent? Or, should they just be released as if to deny what they've done or that they could do it again to someone else?

Did every single one of the gang lay hands on Mister Coristine?
The news didn’t mention the exact nature of the charges, maybe it’ll get pled to “breaking curfew” for these tykes?

hedrick · Friday at 6:54 AM

Here's what actually happened. Teens charged in violent carjacking of DOGE staffer ‘Big Balls’ released to caretakers on strict restrictions: ‘School and home, that’s it’

They're released, but not free.

Not sure I agree with it in any case, but it's worth being accurate.

DaisyDay · Friday at 12:29 PM

Teen suspects in ex-DOGE staffer attack released from juvenile custody

Two teenagers charged in the carjacking in which a former Department of Government Efficiency staffer was assaulted — outraging President Donald Trump days before he federalized D.C. police — have been released from juvenile custody, a source familiar with the proceedings confirmed Thursday...

www.nbcwashington.com

A judge ordered the release of one of the teens to a youth shelter and the other to home confinement, a source familiar with the proceedings told News4. They’re both subject to curfews, weekly drug testing and electronic monitoring.

Sounds better all around than jail awaiting trial.

Hans Blaster · Friday at 12:58 PM

Aldebaran said:
Did you see the photo in the article of the guy who was attacked by these teens? What do you think should happen to people that cause someone to suffer an attack like that? Should they be kept in custody after proving themselves to be so violent? Or, should they just be released as if to deny what they've done or that they could do it again to someone else?

While the 19-year-old victim looks badly assaulted in the photo. It is a bloodied nose and nothing else evident. The person (or persons) who hit him in the face and bloodied his nose (possibly breaking it) certainly committed a violent assault, but don't let that photo make you think he was beaten senseless. Have they IDed the face puncher?

Aldebaran · Friday at 1:46 PM

Pommer said:
Did every single one of the gang lay hands on Mister Coristine?

Is that what it takes to hold people accountable for their violent actions?

Tinker Grey · Friday at 1:48 PM

Aldebaran said:
Is that what it takes to hold people accountable for their violent actions?

If you're going to charge, say, 3 people with violent actions, you should be able to demonstrate that each of the three (3) committed a violent action.

So, yes.

Aldebaran · Friday at 1:48 PM

Hans Blaster said:
While the 19-year-old victim looks badly assaulted in the photo. It is a bloodied nose and nothing else evident. The person (or persons) who hit him in the face and bloodied his nose (possibly breaking it) certainly committed a violent assault, but don't let that photo make you think he was beaten senseless. Have they IDed the face puncher?

Then it's ok to do that to someone, as long as it "only" results in a broken nose (as far as you know)?

Aldebaran · Friday at 1:49 PM

DaisyDay said:
Teen suspects in ex-DOGE staffer attack released from juvenile custody

Two teenagers charged in the carjacking in which a former Department of Government Efficiency staffer was assaulted — outraging President Donald Trump days before he federalized D.C. police — have been released from juvenile custody, a source familiar with the proceedings confirmed Thursday...

www.nbcwashington.com

A judge ordered the release of one of the teens to a youth shelter and the other to home confinement, a source familiar with the proceedings told News4. They’re both subject to curfews, weekly drug testing and electronic monitoring.

Sounds better all around than jail awaiting trial.

Why is releasing him better than keeping a violent person in jail where he is no longer attacking people? We've already seen during Biden's administration what happens when violent criminals are captured and then released right away. It encouraged them and others to keep committing violence, and people died as a result.

Tinker Grey · Friday at 1:49 PM

Aldebaran said:
Then it's ok to do that to someone, as long as it "only" results in a broken nose (as far as you know)?

How did you get that from "certainly committed a violent assault"? Nothing in @Hans Blaster's post suggest "it's ok".

Hans Blaster · Friday at 1:56 PM

Aldebaran said:
Then it's ok to do that to someone, as long as it "only" results in a broken nose (as far as you know)?

Not what I said. What I said is that you shouldn't amplify the scale of the attack based on that picture, because all we see in it is a shirtless guy with a bloody nose. Given that he was attacked it is reasonable to assume that it was one of his attackers (perhaps more ) who bloodied his nose. It is also reasonable to speculate that it might be broken.

We have no idea how many of the roving gang of teens had any physical contact with Bloody Nose. That injury could easily arise from one decent punch to the face, so perhaps it was one attacker and others hanging about (perhaps taunting or something). Or maybe two held him down while everyone else took a punch. (All are assaulter.) We don't know. We need formal charges and (preferably) video evidence. Let it work its way through the courts.

What we don't have is evidence that anyone who caused the physical harm was released. (Unless you have specific charging information, which would be useful to know.)

Hentenza · Friday at 1:58 PM

Tinker Grey said:
If you're going to charge, say, 3 people with violent actions, you should be able to demonstrate that each of the three (3) committed a violent action.

So, yes.

Actually that’s not correct. Encouraging the act, aiding and abetting, conspiracy, etc. are also crimes.

Tinker Grey · Friday at 2:06 PM

Hentenza said:
Actually that’s not correct. Encouraging the act, aiding and abetting, conspiracy, etc. are also crimes.

I knew someone would bring that up. Yes, that's true. But unless you are the puncher, you did not punch.

Aldebaran · Friday at 2:14 PM

Tinker Grey said:
How did you get that from "certainly committed a violent assault"? Nothing in @Hans Blaster's post suggest "it's ok".

By making excuses for it and downplaying what happened.

Hentenza · Friday at 2:19 PM

Tinker Grey said:
I knew someone would bring that up. Yes, that's true. But unless you are the puncher, you did not punch.

But you can still get charged with the main crime just like a look out or a getaway driver can be held just as guilty as those that committed the actual crime.

Aldebaran · Friday at 2:24 PM

Hans Blaster said:
Not what I said. What I said is that you shouldn't amplify the scale of the attack based on that picture, because all we see in it is a shirtless guy with a bloody nose. Given that he was attacked it is reasonable to assume that it was one of his attackers (perhaps more ) who bloodied his nose. It is also reasonable to speculate that it might be broken.

We have no idea how many of the roving gang of teens had any physical contact with Bloody Nose. That injury could easily arise from one decent punch to the face, so perhaps it was one attacker and others hanging about (perhaps taunting or something). Or maybe two held him down while everyone else took a punch. (All are assaulter.) We don't know. We need formal charges and (preferably) video evidence. Let it work its way through the courts.

What we don't have is evidence that anyone who caused the physical harm was released. (Unless you have specific charging information, which would be useful to know.)

What was amplified? The guy was attacked by these thugs and we have a photo of what the victim looked like after these thugs were done with him.
If he was black and his assailants were white, I'd bet Trump's presidency that the narrative would be a bit different than what we're hearing from the left-leaning press and those who parrot their narrative.

Aldebaran · Friday at 2:27 PM

Tinker Grey said:
I knew someone would bring that up. Yes, that's true. But unless you are the puncher, you did not punch.

That doesn't absolve them of being responsible. Being simply a getaway driver doesn't mean a person isn't responsible for a bank robbery either.
EDIT: Hentenza, you beat me to it!

Tinker Grey · Friday at 2:49 PM

Aldebaran said:
By making excuses for it and downplaying what happened.

What excuse was made? I saw none.

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