31.08.2011 - 06:30
Teen, 15, robs 73-year-old man of 7 cents, gets 2-6 years in prison, felony record
felony record
By Casey Glynn
SYRACUSE, N.Y. - A 15-year-old Syracuse boy will now spend the next
two to six years in juvenile detention and the rest of his life as a
felon. It was all for a robbery that earned him only pocket change.
Anthony Stewart was found guilty of first-degree robbery earlier this
month for beating and kicking a 73-year-old man and robbing him of
seven cents. Prosecutors say the victim was on his way to a store last
December when the two teenagers ran up from behind, knocked him into a
snow bank, then kicked and punched him. The two teens had handguns,
which Stewart later admitted were BB guns, prosecutors said.
Onondaga County Judge William Walsh rejected a defense lawyer's
request to treat Anthony Stewart, of West Onondaga Street, as a
youthful offender, according to the Syracuse Post-Standard. Treating
Stewart as a youthful offender would have removed the felony
conviction from his record and seal the case file.
Walsh said he might have ruled differently if Stewart had pleaded
guilty, as his 16-year-old co-defendant Skyler Ninham did, the Post-
Standard reports. The 15-year-old reportedly denied his involvement
despite the fact that Ninham and the 73-year-old robbery victim
identified Stewart as a participant in the crime.
Earlier this month, Walsh sentenced Ninham, who was also convicted of
first-degree robbery, as a youthful offender up to four years in state
prison.
Stewart's lawyer, Laurin Haddad, said that she was disappointed by
Walsh's decision to deny youthful-offender treatment, the Standard-
Post reports.
"For seven cents, now you're making someone a felon for the rest of
his life," she said.
31.08.2011 - 08:15
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Teen, 15, robs 73-year-old man of 7 cents, gets 2-6 years in prison,
felony record
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From: platniumtangent@gmail.com (Karolina0Dean...X-ray0eyes)
"For seven cents, now you're making someone a felon for the rest of his
life," she said.
it wasn't the 72.
it wasn't YOU who was robbed by a bunch of punkass bitch cowards, rich
liblawyer.
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31.08.2011 - 22:29
On 8/30/2011 11:30 PM, Karolina Dean...X-ray eyes wrote:
Teen, 15, robs 73-year-old man of 7 cents, gets 2-6 years in prison,
felony record
By Casey Glynn
SYRACUSE, N.Y. - A 15-year-old Syracuse boy will now spend the next
two to six years in juvenile detention and the rest of his life as a
felon. It was all for a robbery that earned him only pocket change.
Anthony Stewart was found guilty of first-degree robbery earlier this
month for beating and kicking a 73-year-old man and robbing him of
seven cents. Prosecutors say the victim was on his way to a store last
December when the two teenagers ran up from behind, knocked him into a
snow bank, then kicked and punched him. The two teens had handguns,
which Stewart later admitted were BB guns, prosecutors said.
Onondaga County Judge William Walsh rejected a defense lawyer's
request to treat Anthony Stewart, of West Onondaga Street, as a
youthful offender, according to the Syracuse Post-Standard. Treating
Stewart as a youthful offender would have removed the felony
conviction from his record and seal the case file.
Walsh said he might have ruled differently if Stewart had pleaded
guilty, as his 16-year-old co-defendant Skyler Ninham did, the Post-
Standard reports. The 15-year-old reportedly denied his involvement
despite the fact that Ninham and the 73-year-old robbery victim
identified Stewart as a participant in the crime.
Earlier this month, Walsh sentenced Ninham, who was also convicted of
first-degree robbery, as a youthful offender up to four years in state
prison.
Stewart's lawyer, Laurin Haddad, said that she was disappointed by
Walsh's decision to deny youthful-offender treatment, the Standard-
Post reports.
"For seven cents, now you're making someone a felon for the rest of
his life," she said.
No, that would be for the beating and kicking while robbing.
--
GregoryD
Teen, 15, robs 73-year-old man of 7 cents, gets 2-6 years in prison,
felony record
By Casey Glynn
SYRACUSE, N.Y. - A 15-year-old Syracuse boy will now spend the next
two to six years in juvenile detention and the rest of his life as a
felon. It was all for a robbery that earned him only pocket change.
Anthony Stewart was found guilty of first-degree robbery earlier this
month for beating and kicking a 73-year-old man and robbing him of
seven cents. Prosecutors say the victim was on his way to a store last
December when the two teenagers ran up from behind, knocked him into a
snow bank, then kicked and punched him. The two teens had handguns,
which Stewart later admitted were BB guns, prosecutors said.
Onondaga County Judge William Walsh rejected a defense lawyer's
request to treat Anthony Stewart, of West Onondaga Street, as a
youthful offender, according to the Syracuse Post-Standard. Treating
Stewart as a youthful offender would have removed the felony
conviction from his record and seal the case file.
Walsh said he might have ruled differently if Stewart had pleaded
guilty, as his 16-year-old co-defendant Skyler Ninham did, the Post-
Standard reports. The 15-year-old reportedly denied his involvement
despite the fact that Ninham and the 73-year-old robbery victim
identified Stewart as a participant in the crime.
Earlier this month, Walsh sentenced Ninham, who was also convicted of
first-degree robbery, as a youthful offender up to four years in state
prison.
Stewart's lawyer, Laurin Haddad, said that she was disappointed by
Walsh's decision to deny youthful-offender treatment, the Standard-
Post reports.
"For seven cents, now you're making someone a felon for the rest of
his life," she said.
No, that would be for the beating and kicking while robbing.
--
GregoryD
31.08.2011 - 22:31
On 8/31/2011 3:36 PM, Mhoram wrote:
"Karolina Dean...X-ray eyes"<platniumtangent@gmail.com> wrote in message
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Teen, 15, robs 73-year-old man of 7 cents, gets 2-6 years in prison,
felony record
By Casey Glynn
SYRACUSE, N.Y. - A 15-year-old Syracuse boy will now spend the next
two to six years in juvenile detention and the rest of his life as a
felon. It was all for a robbery that earned him only pocket change.
Anthony Stewart was found guilty of first-degree robbery earlier this
month for beating and kicking a 73-year-old man and robbing him of
seven cents. Prosecutors say the victim was on his way to a store last
December when the two teenagers ran up from behind, knocked him into a
snow bank, then kicked and punched him. The two teens had handguns,
which Stewart later admitted were BB guns, prosecutors said.
Onondaga County Judge William Walsh rejected a defense lawyer's
request to treat Anthony Stewart, of West Onondaga Street, as a
youthful offender, according to the Syracuse Post-Standard. Treating
Stewart as a youthful offender would have removed the felony
conviction from his record and seal the case file.
Walsh said he might have ruled differently if Stewart had pleaded
guilty, as his 16-year-old co-defendant Skyler Ninham did, the Post-
Standard reports. The 15-year-old reportedly denied his involvement
despite the fact that Ninham and the 73-year-old robbery victim
identified Stewart as a participant in the crime.
Earlier this month, Walsh sentenced Ninham, who was also convicted of
first-degree robbery, as a youthful offender up to four years in state
prison.
Stewart's lawyer, Laurin Haddad, said that she was disappointed by
Walsh's decision to deny youthful-offender treatment, the Standard-
Post reports.
"For seven cents, now you're making someone a felon for the rest of
his life," she said.
I think anyone who attacks another individual from behind, robs them, and
has a gun (BB or otherwise) on them deserves a felony charge. Is this crime
any less brutal if they guy was carrying $1000?
I find it hilarious that people want life imprisonment or the death
penalty for rape, but this guy beats the fuck out of an old man to steal
his money and all people can think about is the dollar amount, and how
horrible it's going to be for this idiot.
--
GregoryD
"Karolina Dean...X-ray eyes"<platniumtangent@gmail.com> wrote in message
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Teen, 15, robs 73-year-old man of 7 cents, gets 2-6 years in prison,
felony record
By Casey Glynn
SYRACUSE, N.Y. - A 15-year-old Syracuse boy will now spend the next
two to six years in juvenile detention and the rest of his life as a
felon. It was all for a robbery that earned him only pocket change.
Anthony Stewart was found guilty of first-degree robbery earlier this
month for beating and kicking a 73-year-old man and robbing him of
seven cents. Prosecutors say the victim was on his way to a store last
December when the two teenagers ran up from behind, knocked him into a
snow bank, then kicked and punched him. The two teens had handguns,
which Stewart later admitted were BB guns, prosecutors said.
Onondaga County Judge William Walsh rejected a defense lawyer's
request to treat Anthony Stewart, of West Onondaga Street, as a
youthful offender, according to the Syracuse Post-Standard. Treating
Stewart as a youthful offender would have removed the felony
conviction from his record and seal the case file.
Walsh said he might have ruled differently if Stewart had pleaded
guilty, as his 16-year-old co-defendant Skyler Ninham did, the Post-
Standard reports. The 15-year-old reportedly denied his involvement
despite the fact that Ninham and the 73-year-old robbery victim
identified Stewart as a participant in the crime.
Earlier this month, Walsh sentenced Ninham, who was also convicted of
first-degree robbery, as a youthful offender up to four years in state
prison.
Stewart's lawyer, Laurin Haddad, said that she was disappointed by
Walsh's decision to deny youthful-offender treatment, the Standard-
Post reports.
"For seven cents, now you're making someone a felon for the rest of
his life," she said.
I think anyone who attacks another individual from behind, robs them, and
has a gun (BB or otherwise) on them deserves a felony charge. Is this crime
any less brutal if they guy was carrying $1000?
I find it hilarious that people want life imprisonment or the death
penalty for rape, but this guy beats the fuck out of an old man to steal
his money and all people can think about is the dollar amount, and how
horrible it's going to be for this idiot.
--
GregoryD
31.08.2011 - 22:36
"Karolina Dean...X-ray eyes" <platniumtangent@gmail.com> wrote in message
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Teen, 15, robs 73-year-old man of 7 cents, gets 2-6 years in prison,
felony record
By Casey Glynn
SYRACUSE, N.Y. - A 15-year-old Syracuse boy will now spend the next
two to six years in juvenile detention and the rest of his life as a
felon. It was all for a robbery that earned him only pocket change.
Anthony Stewart was found guilty of first-degree robbery earlier this
month for beating and kicking a 73-year-old man and robbing him of
seven cents. Prosecutors say the victim was on his way to a store last
December when the two teenagers ran up from behind, knocked him into a
snow bank, then kicked and punched him. The two teens had handguns,
which Stewart later admitted were BB guns, prosecutors said.
Onondaga County Judge William Walsh rejected a defense lawyer's
request to treat Anthony Stewart, of West Onondaga Street, as a
youthful offender, according to the Syracuse Post-Standard. Treating
Stewart as a youthful offender would have removed the felony
conviction from his record and seal the case file.
Walsh said he might have ruled differently if Stewart had pleaded
guilty, as his 16-year-old co-defendant Skyler Ninham did, the Post-
Standard reports. The 15-year-old reportedly denied his involvement
despite the fact that Ninham and the 73-year-old robbery victim
identified Stewart as a participant in the crime.
Earlier this month, Walsh sentenced Ninham, who was also convicted of
first-degree robbery, as a youthful offender up to four years in state
prison.
Stewart's lawyer, Laurin Haddad, said that she was disappointed by
Walsh's decision to deny youthful-offender treatment, the Standard-
Post reports.
"For seven cents, now you're making someone a felon for the rest of
his life," she said.
I think anyone who attacks another individual from behind, robs them, and
has a gun (BB or otherwise) on them deserves a felony charge. Is this crime
any less brutal if they guy was carrying $1000?
news:e7cf556b-2934-4144-a849-4c78fcb8f369@n19g2000prh.googlegroups.com...
Teen, 15, robs 73-year-old man of 7 cents, gets 2-6 years in prison,
felony record
By Casey Glynn
SYRACUSE, N.Y. - A 15-year-old Syracuse boy will now spend the next
two to six years in juvenile detention and the rest of his life as a
felon. It was all for a robbery that earned him only pocket change.
Anthony Stewart was found guilty of first-degree robbery earlier this
month for beating and kicking a 73-year-old man and robbing him of
seven cents. Prosecutors say the victim was on his way to a store last
December when the two teenagers ran up from behind, knocked him into a
snow bank, then kicked and punched him. The two teens had handguns,
which Stewart later admitted were BB guns, prosecutors said.
Onondaga County Judge William Walsh rejected a defense lawyer's
request to treat Anthony Stewart, of West Onondaga Street, as a
youthful offender, according to the Syracuse Post-Standard. Treating
Stewart as a youthful offender would have removed the felony
conviction from his record and seal the case file.
Walsh said he might have ruled differently if Stewart had pleaded
guilty, as his 16-year-old co-defendant Skyler Ninham did, the Post-
Standard reports. The 15-year-old reportedly denied his involvement
despite the fact that Ninham and the 73-year-old robbery victim
identified Stewart as a participant in the crime.
Earlier this month, Walsh sentenced Ninham, who was also convicted of
first-degree robbery, as a youthful offender up to four years in state
prison.
Stewart's lawyer, Laurin Haddad, said that she was disappointed by
Walsh's decision to deny youthful-offender treatment, the Standard-
Post reports.
"For seven cents, now you're making someone a felon for the rest of
his life," she said.
I think anyone who attacks another individual from behind, robs them, and
has a gun (BB or otherwise) on them deserves a felony charge. Is this crime
any less brutal if they guy was carrying $1000?
31.08.2011 - 22:55
On Aug 31, 4:290pm, GregoryD <deergrego...@gmail.com> wrote:
On 8/30/2011 11:30 PM, Karolina Dean...X-ray eyes wrote:
> Teen, 15, robs 73-year-old man of 7 cents, gets 2-6 years in prison,
> felony record
> By Casey Glynn
> SYRACUSE, N.Y. - A 15-year-old Syracuse boy will now spend the next
> two to six years in juvenile detention and the rest of his life as a
> felon. It was all for a robbery that earned him only pocket change.
> Anthony Stewart was found guilty of first-degree robbery earlier this
> month for beating and kicking a 73-year-old man and robbing him of
> seven cents. Prosecutors say the victim was on his way to a store last
> December when the two teenagers ran up from behind, knocked him into a
> snow bank, then kicked and punched him. The two teens had handguns,
> which Stewart later admitted were BB guns, prosecutors said.
> Onondaga County Judge William Walsh rejected a defense lawyer's
> request to treat Anthony Stewart, of West Onondaga Street, as a
> youthful offender, according to the Syracuse Post-Standard. Treating
> Stewart as a youthful offender would have removed the felony
> conviction from his record and seal the case file.
> Walsh said he might have ruled differently if Stewart had pleaded
> guilty, as his 16-year-old co-defendant Skyler Ninham did, the Post-
> Standard reports. The 15-year-old reportedly denied his involvement
> despite the fact that Ninham and the 73-year-old robbery victim
> identified Stewart as a participant in the crime.
> Earlier this month, Walsh sentenced Ninham, who was also convicted of
> first-degree robbery, as a youthful offender up to four years in state
> prison.
> Stewart's lawyer, Laurin Haddad, said that she was disappointed by
> Walsh's decision to deny youthful-offender treatment, the Standard-
> Post reports.
> "For seven cents, now you're making someone a felon for the rest of
> his life," she said.
No, that would be for the beating and kicking while robbing.
--
GregoryD- Hide quoted text -
- Show quoted text -
Exactly. My father is just turned 73 last month.
PZ, please READ the entire damn article before posting. The fair-
minded RSPWer knows when outrage is called for and when it's not.
This is one of the "not" times.
Jason
On 8/30/2011 11:30 PM, Karolina Dean...X-ray eyes wrote:
> Teen, 15, robs 73-year-old man of 7 cents, gets 2-6 years in prison,
> felony record
> By Casey Glynn
> SYRACUSE, N.Y. - A 15-year-old Syracuse boy will now spend the next
> two to six years in juvenile detention and the rest of his life as a
> felon. It was all for a robbery that earned him only pocket change.
> Anthony Stewart was found guilty of first-degree robbery earlier this
> month for beating and kicking a 73-year-old man and robbing him of
> seven cents. Prosecutors say the victim was on his way to a store last
> December when the two teenagers ran up from behind, knocked him into a
> snow bank, then kicked and punched him. The two teens had handguns,
> which Stewart later admitted were BB guns, prosecutors said.
> Onondaga County Judge William Walsh rejected a defense lawyer's
> request to treat Anthony Stewart, of West Onondaga Street, as a
> youthful offender, according to the Syracuse Post-Standard. Treating
> Stewart as a youthful offender would have removed the felony
> conviction from his record and seal the case file.
> Walsh said he might have ruled differently if Stewart had pleaded
> guilty, as his 16-year-old co-defendant Skyler Ninham did, the Post-
> Standard reports. The 15-year-old reportedly denied his involvement
> despite the fact that Ninham and the 73-year-old robbery victim
> identified Stewart as a participant in the crime.
> Earlier this month, Walsh sentenced Ninham, who was also convicted of
> first-degree robbery, as a youthful offender up to four years in state
> prison.
> Stewart's lawyer, Laurin Haddad, said that she was disappointed by
> Walsh's decision to deny youthful-offender treatment, the Standard-
> Post reports.
> "For seven cents, now you're making someone a felon for the rest of
> his life," she said.
No, that would be for the beating and kicking while robbing.
--
GregoryD- Hide quoted text -
- Show quoted text -
Exactly. My father is just turned 73 last month.
PZ, please READ the entire damn article before posting. The fair-
minded RSPWer knows when outrage is called for and when it's not.
This is one of the "not" times.
Jason
01.09.2011 - 04:17
"Mhoram" <SRD@WGW.NET> wrote in message news:j3m5qb$tfa$1@dont-email.me...
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Teen, 15, robs 73-year-old man of 7 cents, gets 2-6 years in prison,
felony record
By Casey Glynn
SYRACUSE, N.Y. - A 15-year-old Syracuse boy will now spend the next
two to six years in juvenile detention and the rest of his life as a
felon. It was all for a robbery that earned him only pocket change.
Anthony Stewart was found guilty of first-degree robbery earlier this
month for beating and kicking a 73-year-old man and robbing him of
seven cents. Prosecutors say the victim was on his way to a store last
December when the two teenagers ran up from behind, knocked him into a
snow bank, then kicked and punched him. The two teens had handguns,
which Stewart later admitted were BB guns, prosecutors said.
Onondaga County Judge William Walsh rejected a defense lawyer's
request to treat Anthony Stewart, of West Onondaga Street, as a
youthful offender, according to the Syracuse Post-Standard. Treating
Stewart as a youthful offender would have removed the felony
conviction from his record and seal the case file.
Walsh said he might have ruled differently if Stewart had pleaded
guilty, as his 16-year-old co-defendant Skyler Ninham did, the Post-
Standard reports. The 15-year-old reportedly denied his involvement
despite the fact that Ninham and the 73-year-old robbery victim
identified Stewart as a participant in the crime.
Earlier this month, Walsh sentenced Ninham, who was also convicted of
first-degree robbery, as a youthful offender up to four years in state
prison.
Stewart's lawyer, Laurin Haddad, said that she was disappointed by
Walsh's decision to deny youthful-offender treatment, the Standard-
Post reports.
"For seven cents, now you're making someone a felon for the rest of
his life," she said.
I think anyone who attacks another individual from behind, robs them, and
has a gun (BB or otherwise) on them deserves a felony charge. Is this
crime any less brutal if they guy was carrying $1000?
It is for the exact same reason that hate crimes are fucking retarded.
LG
--
"No arsenal or no weapon in the arsenals of the world is so formidable as
the
will and moral courage of free men and women." - Ronald Reagan
01.09.2011 - 22:28
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Teen, 15, robs 73-year-old man of 7 cents, gets 2-6 years in prison,
felony record
By Casey Glynn
SYRACUSE, N.Y. - A 15-year-old Syracuse boy will now spend the next
two to six years in juvenile detention and the rest of his life as a
felon. It was all for a robbery that earned him only pocket change.
Anthony Stewart was found guilty of first-degree robbery earlier this
month for beating and kicking a 73-year-old man and robbing him of
seven cents. Prosecutors say the victim was on his way to a store last
December when the two teenagers ran up from behind, knocked him into a
snow bank, then kicked and punched him. The two teens had handguns,
which Stewart later admitted were BB guns, prosecutors said.
Onondaga County Judge William Walsh rejected a defense lawyer's
request to treat Anthony Stewart, of West Onondaga Street, as a
youthful offender, according to the Syracuse Post-Standard. Treating
Stewart as a youthful offender would have removed the felony
conviction from his record and seal the case file.
Walsh said he might have ruled differently if Stewart had pleaded
guilty, as his 16-year-old co-defendant Skyler Ninham did, the Post-
Standard reports. The 15-year-old reportedly denied his involvement
despite the fact that Ninham and the 73-year-old robbery victim
identified Stewart as a participant in the crime.
Earlier this month, Walsh sentenced Ninham, who was also convicted of
first-degree robbery, as a youthful offender up to four years in state
prison.
Stewart's lawyer, Laurin Haddad, said that she was disappointed by
Walsh's decision to deny youthful-offender treatment, the Standard-
Post reports.
"For seven cents, now you're making someone a felon for the rest of
his life," she said.
I think anyone who attacks another individual from behind, robs them, and
has a gun (BB or otherwise) on them deserves a felony charge. Is this
crime any less brutal if they guy was carrying $1000?
It is for the exact same reason that hate crimes are fucking retarded.
LG
--
"No arsenal or no weapon in the arsenals of the world is so formidable as
the
will and moral courage of free men and women." - Ronald Reagan
Be careful, I think saying "fucking retarded" is a hate crime...
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Teen, 15, robs 73-year-old man of 7 cents, gets 2-6 years in prison,
felony record
By Casey Glynn
SYRACUSE, N.Y. - A 15-year-old Syracuse boy will now spend the next
two to six years in juvenile detention and the rest of his life as a
felon. It was all for a robbery that earned him only pocket change.
Anthony Stewart was found guilty of first-degree robbery earlier this
month for beating and kicking a 73-year-old man and robbing him of
seven cents. Prosecutors say the victim was on his way to a store last
December when the two teenagers ran up from behind, knocked him into a
snow bank, then kicked and punched him. The two teens had handguns,
which Stewart later admitted were BB guns, prosecutors said.
Onondaga County Judge William Walsh rejected a defense lawyer's
request to treat Anthony Stewart, of West Onondaga Street, as a
youthful offender, according to the Syracuse Post-Standard. Treating
Stewart as a youthful offender would have removed the felony
conviction from his record and seal the case file.
Walsh said he might have ruled differently if Stewart had pleaded
guilty, as his 16-year-old co-defendant Skyler Ninham did, the Post-
Standard reports. The 15-year-old reportedly denied his involvement
despite the fact that Ninham and the 73-year-old robbery victim
identified Stewart as a participant in the crime.
Earlier this month, Walsh sentenced Ninham, who was also convicted of
first-degree robbery, as a youthful offender up to four years in state
prison.
Stewart's lawyer, Laurin Haddad, said that she was disappointed by
Walsh's decision to deny youthful-offender treatment, the Standard-
Post reports.
"For seven cents, now you're making someone a felon for the rest of
his life," she said.
I think anyone who attacks another individual from behind, robs them, and
has a gun (BB or otherwise) on them deserves a felony charge. Is this
crime any less brutal if they guy was carrying $1000?
It is for the exact same reason that hate crimes are fucking retarded.
LG
--
"No arsenal or no weapon in the arsenals of the world is so formidable as
the
will and moral courage of free men and women." - Ronald Reagan
Be careful, I think saying "fucking retarded" is a hate crime...
01.09.2011 - 22:42
On Aug 31, 1:550pm, Jason <janklowic...@yahoo.com> wrote:
On Aug 31, 4:290pm, GregoryD <deergrego...@gmail.com> wrote:
> On 8/30/2011 11:30 PM, Karolina Dean...X-ray eyes wrote:
> > Teen, 15, robs 73-year-old man of 7 cents, gets 2-6 years in prison,
> > felony record
> > By Casey Glynn
> > SYRACUSE, N.Y. - A 15-year-old Syracuse boy will now spend the next
> > two to six years in juvenile detention and the rest of his life as a
> > felon. It was all for a robbery that earned him only pocket change.
> > Anthony Stewart was found guilty of first-degree robbery earlier this
> > month for beating and kicking a 73-year-old man and robbing him of
> > seven cents. Prosecutors say the victim was on his way to a store las=
t
> > December when the two teenagers ran up from behind, knocked him into =
a
> > snow bank, then kicked and punched him. The two teens had handguns,
> > which Stewart later admitted were BB guns, prosecutors said.
> > Onondaga County Judge William Walsh rejected a defense lawyer's
> > request to treat Anthony Stewart, of West Onondaga Street, as a
> > youthful offender, according to the Syracuse Post-Standard. Treating
> > Stewart as a youthful offender would have removed the felony
> > conviction from his record and seal the case file.
> > Walsh said he might have ruled differently if Stewart had pleaded
> > guilty, as his 16-year-old co-defendant Skyler Ninham did, the Post-
> > Standard reports. The 15-year-old reportedly denied his involvement
> > despite the fact that Ninham and the 73-year-old robbery victim
> > identified Stewart as a participant in the crime.
> > Earlier this month, Walsh sentenced Ninham, who was also convicted of
> > first-degree robbery, as a youthful offender up to four years in stat=
e
> > prison.
> > Stewart's lawyer, Laurin Haddad, said that she was disappointed by
> > Walsh's decision to deny youthful-offender treatment, the Standard-
> > Post reports.
> > "For seven cents, now you're making someone a felon for the rest of
> > his life," she said.
> No, that would be for the beating and kicking while robbing.
> --
> GregoryD- Hide quoted text -
> - Show quoted text -
Exactly. My father is just turned 73 last month.
0PZ, please READ the entire damn article before posting. The fair-
minded RSPWer knows when outrage is called for and when it's not.
This is one of the "not" times.
Jason- Hide quoted text -
- Show quoted text -
I just posted, I wasn't making a call.....
On Aug 31, 4:290pm, GregoryD <deergrego...@gmail.com> wrote:
> On 8/30/2011 11:30 PM, Karolina Dean...X-ray eyes wrote:
> > Teen, 15, robs 73-year-old man of 7 cents, gets 2-6 years in prison,
> > felony record
> > By Casey Glynn
> > SYRACUSE, N.Y. - A 15-year-old Syracuse boy will now spend the next
> > two to six years in juvenile detention and the rest of his life as a
> > felon. It was all for a robbery that earned him only pocket change.
> > Anthony Stewart was found guilty of first-degree robbery earlier this
> > month for beating and kicking a 73-year-old man and robbing him of
> > seven cents. Prosecutors say the victim was on his way to a store las=
t
> > December when the two teenagers ran up from behind, knocked him into =
a
> > snow bank, then kicked and punched him. The two teens had handguns,
> > which Stewart later admitted were BB guns, prosecutors said.
> > Onondaga County Judge William Walsh rejected a defense lawyer's
> > request to treat Anthony Stewart, of West Onondaga Street, as a
> > youthful offender, according to the Syracuse Post-Standard. Treating
> > Stewart as a youthful offender would have removed the felony
> > conviction from his record and seal the case file.
> > Walsh said he might have ruled differently if Stewart had pleaded
> > guilty, as his 16-year-old co-defendant Skyler Ninham did, the Post-
> > Standard reports. The 15-year-old reportedly denied his involvement
> > despite the fact that Ninham and the 73-year-old robbery victim
> > identified Stewart as a participant in the crime.
> > Earlier this month, Walsh sentenced Ninham, who was also convicted of
> > first-degree robbery, as a youthful offender up to four years in stat=
e
> > prison.
> > Stewart's lawyer, Laurin Haddad, said that she was disappointed by
> > Walsh's decision to deny youthful-offender treatment, the Standard-
> > Post reports.
> > "For seven cents, now you're making someone a felon for the rest of
> > his life," she said.
> No, that would be for the beating and kicking while robbing.
> --
> GregoryD- Hide quoted text -
> - Show quoted text -
Exactly. My father is just turned 73 last month.
0PZ, please READ the entire damn article before posting. The fair-
minded RSPWer knows when outrage is called for and when it's not.
This is one of the "not" times.
Jason- Hide quoted text -
- Show quoted text -
I just posted, I wasn't making a call.....
01.09.2011 - 22:52
"Karolina Dean...X-ray eyes" <platniumtangent@gmail.com> wrote in message
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On Aug 31, 1:55 pm, Jason <janklowic...@yahoo.com> wrote:
On Aug 31, 4:29 pm, GregoryD <deergrego...@gmail.com> wrote:
> On 8/30/2011 11:30 PM, Karolina Dean...X-ray eyes wrote:
> > Teen, 15, robs 73-year-old man of 7 cents, gets 2-6 years in prison,
> > felony record
> > By Casey Glynn
> > SYRACUSE, N.Y. - A 15-year-old Syracuse boy will now spend the next
> > two to six years in juvenile detention and the rest of his life as a
> > felon. It was all for a robbery that earned him only pocket change.
> > Anthony Stewart was found guilty of first-degree robbery earlier this
> > month for beating and kicking a 73-year-old man and robbing him of
> > seven cents. Prosecutors say the victim was on his way to a store last
> > December when the two teenagers ran up from behind, knocked him into a
> > snow bank, then kicked and punched him. The two teens had handguns,
> > which Stewart later admitted were BB guns, prosecutors said.
> > Onondaga County Judge William Walsh rejected a defense lawyer's
> > request to treat Anthony Stewart, of West Onondaga Street, as a
> > youthful offender, according to the Syracuse Post-Standard. Treating
> > Stewart as a youthful offender would have removed the felony
> > conviction from his record and seal the case file.
> > Walsh said he might have ruled differently if Stewart had pleaded
> > guilty, as his 16-year-old co-defendant Skyler Ninham did, the Post-
> > Standard reports. The 15-year-old reportedly denied his involvement
> > despite the fact that Ninham and the 73-year-old robbery victim
> > identified Stewart as a participant in the crime.
> > Earlier this month, Walsh sentenced Ninham, who was also convicted of
> > first-degree robbery, as a youthful offender up to four years in state
> > prison.
> > Stewart's lawyer, Laurin Haddad, said that she was disappointed by
> > Walsh's decision to deny youthful-offender treatment, the Standard-
> > Post reports.
> > "For seven cents, now you're making someone a felon for the rest of
> > his life," she said.
> No, that would be for the beating and kicking while robbing.
> --
> GregoryD- Hide quoted text -
> - Show quoted text -
Exactly. My father is just turned 73 last month.
PZ, please READ the entire damn article before posting. The fair-
minded RSPWer knows when outrage is called for and when it's not.
This is one of the "not" times.
Jason- Hide quoted text -
- Show quoted text -
I just posted, I wasn't making a call.....
***********
Probably true, you didn't mention Republican Overlords or Christian Soldiers
in the title...
news:2304e8cf-38da-4894-aeba-04dd32ec9ca0@y8g2000prd.googlegroups.com...
On Aug 31, 1:55 pm, Jason <janklowic...@yahoo.com> wrote:
On Aug 31, 4:29 pm, GregoryD <deergrego...@gmail.com> wrote:
> On 8/30/2011 11:30 PM, Karolina Dean...X-ray eyes wrote:
> > Teen, 15, robs 73-year-old man of 7 cents, gets 2-6 years in prison,
> > felony record
> > By Casey Glynn
> > SYRACUSE, N.Y. - A 15-year-old Syracuse boy will now spend the next
> > two to six years in juvenile detention and the rest of his life as a
> > felon. It was all for a robbery that earned him only pocket change.
> > Anthony Stewart was found guilty of first-degree robbery earlier this
> > month for beating and kicking a 73-year-old man and robbing him of
> > seven cents. Prosecutors say the victim was on his way to a store last
> > December when the two teenagers ran up from behind, knocked him into a
> > snow bank, then kicked and punched him. The two teens had handguns,
> > which Stewart later admitted were BB guns, prosecutors said.
> > Onondaga County Judge William Walsh rejected a defense lawyer's
> > request to treat Anthony Stewart, of West Onondaga Street, as a
> > youthful offender, according to the Syracuse Post-Standard. Treating
> > Stewart as a youthful offender would have removed the felony
> > conviction from his record and seal the case file.
> > Walsh said he might have ruled differently if Stewart had pleaded
> > guilty, as his 16-year-old co-defendant Skyler Ninham did, the Post-
> > Standard reports. The 15-year-old reportedly denied his involvement
> > despite the fact that Ninham and the 73-year-old robbery victim
> > identified Stewart as a participant in the crime.
> > Earlier this month, Walsh sentenced Ninham, who was also convicted of
> > first-degree robbery, as a youthful offender up to four years in state
> > prison.
> > Stewart's lawyer, Laurin Haddad, said that she was disappointed by
> > Walsh's decision to deny youthful-offender treatment, the Standard-
> > Post reports.
> > "For seven cents, now you're making someone a felon for the rest of
> > his life," she said.
> No, that would be for the beating and kicking while robbing.
> --
> GregoryD- Hide quoted text -
> - Show quoted text -
Exactly. My father is just turned 73 last month.
PZ, please READ the entire damn article before posting. The fair-
minded RSPWer knows when outrage is called for and when it's not.
This is one of the "not" times.
Jason- Hide quoted text -
- Show quoted text -
I just posted, I wasn't making a call.....
***********
Probably true, you didn't mention Republican Overlords or Christian Soldiers
in the title...
02.09.2011 - 03:41
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Teen, 15, robs 73-year-old man of 7 cents, gets 2-6 years in prison,
felony record
By Casey Glynn
SYRACUSE, N.Y. - A 15-year-old Syracuse boy will now spend the next
two to six years in juvenile detention and the rest of his life as a
felon. It was all for a robbery that earned him only pocket change.
Anthony Stewart was found guilty of first-degree robbery earlier this
month for beating and kicking a 73-year-old man and robbing him of
seven cents. Prosecutors say the victim was on his way to a store last
December when the two teenagers ran up from behind, knocked him into a
snow bank, then kicked and punched him. The two teens had handguns,
which Stewart later admitted were BB guns, prosecutors said.
Onondaga County Judge William Walsh rejected a defense lawyer's
request to treat Anthony Stewart, of West Onondaga Street, as a
youthful offender, according to the Syracuse Post-Standard. Treating
Stewart as a youthful offender would have removed the felony
conviction from his record and seal the case file.
Walsh said he might have ruled differently if Stewart had pleaded
guilty, as his 16-year-old co-defendant Skyler Ninham did, the Post-
Standard reports. The 15-year-old reportedly denied his involvement
despite the fact that Ninham and the 73-year-old robbery victim
identified Stewart as a participant in the crime.
Earlier this month, Walsh sentenced Ninham, who was also convicted of
first-degree robbery, as a youthful offender up to four years in state
prison.
Stewart's lawyer, Laurin Haddad, said that she was disappointed by
Walsh's decision to deny youthful-offender treatment, the Standard-
Post reports.
"For seven cents, now you're making someone a felon for the rest of
his life," she said.
I think anyone who attacks another individual from behind, robs them,
and has a gun (BB or otherwise) on them deserves a felony charge. Is
this crime any less brutal if they guy was carrying $1000?
It is for the exact same reason that hate crimes are fucking retarded.
LG
--
"No arsenal or no weapon in the arsenals of the world is so formidable as
the
will and moral courage of free men and women." - Ronald Reagan
Be careful, I think saying "fucking retarded" is a hate crime...
:-)
LG
--
"Keep it simple. If it takes a genius to understand it, it will never work."
- Clarence Leonard "Kelly" Johnson
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