A Cop Killer Gets Mercy Vs. A US Young Man Trying to do His Best
Justice Department won't seek the death penalty for a Colombo crime family consigliere accused of sanctioning the 1997 murder of NYPD Officer Officer Ralph Dols.
Cacace.
Cacace.
Back in Feb. 2011, Holder authorized Brooklyn prosecutors to pursue the death penalty for Cacace, who's charged with ordering the carefully planned Aug. 25, 1997 hit on the off-duty officer in Brooklyn.
Investigators believe that Cacace sanctioned the murder because he was angry that Dols had married the mobster's ex-wife, Kim Kennaugh.
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Now Colombo wiseguy Joel "Joe Waverly" Cacace, 72, will face a maximum penalty of life in prison if he's convicted at his upcoming mob murder trial in Brooklyn federal court.
Cacace is already serving a 20-year sentence for other mob crimes that has him scheduled to be released in June 2020, according to prison records.
Now I would like you to consider the crime and life of young intelligence soldier by the name of Bradley Manning. This Cop killer and killer inc, is being treated better than a young soldier who has been in prison for years and while there tortured according to the judge, No such Thing for Mr. killer above. This is the justice we give out, Anybody working with the tittle justice something should black out their tittle masking tape over it.
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