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Body in New River identified as courtroom fugitive

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The defendant faithfully attended every court hearing, and was pleasant to the judge.

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Very Tired

West Palm Beach, FL

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Jan 30, 2009
 

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Six arrests? What was he not deported before this?
more time

Fort Lauderdale, FL

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New charges lets see how many charges has he had. If you did it, admit it.
George

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Jan 30, 2009
 
Nice article sun-sentinel, way to make this guy sound like a victim. "The defendant faithfully attended every court hearing, and was pleasant to the judge." That is not why his bond was revoked. If you are out on bond, awaiting trial for a serious felony, and arrested again for another crime, there is a good chance you will land in jail. In the rest of the country (away from south Florida where it is possible to be arrrested 190 times and still be running around free to carjack others) he would be in jail. Deputies risked their lives jumping into the same dangerous water that killed him and instead of praising them, you guys print that incredibly offensive quoute made by his mother, stating that noone tried to save him. While it is too bad that he died, your article implies that the judge who surprised him and the deputies who couldn't save him are to blame for his death. This idiot would be alive if one of a thousand bad choices he made would have been made differently. Tragic, yes. Anyone else's fault, no way.
Darwin

Fort Lauderdale, FL

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Jan 30, 2009
 
Guess what? I win again.
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Jan 30, 2009
 
George wrote:
Nice article sun-sentinel, way to make this guy sound like a victim. "The defendant faithfully attended every court hearing, and was pleasant to the judge." That is not why his bond was revoked. If you are out on bond, awaiting trial for a serious felony, and arrested again for another crime, there is a good chance you will land in jail. In the rest of the country (away from south Florida where it is possible to be arrrested 190 times and still be running around free to carjack others) he would be in jail. Deputies risked their lives jumping into the same dangerous water that killed him and instead of praising them, you guys print that incredibly offensive quoute made by his mother, stating that noone tried to save him. While it is too bad that he died, your article implies that the judge who surprised him and the deputies who couldn't save him are to blame for his death. This idiot would be alive if one of a thousand bad choices he made would have been made differently. Tragic, yes. Anyone else's fault, no way.
My thoughts also.
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Jan 30, 2009
 
So a career criminal is dead, I see this as good news, one less on the street, and no one killed him other than himself
Haywood Jablomey

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Jan 30, 2009
 
George wrote:
Nice article sun-sentinel, way to make this guy sound like a victim. "The defendant faithfully attended every court hearing, and was pleasant to the judge." That is not why his bond was revoked. If you are out on bond, awaiting trial for a serious felony, and arrested again for another crime, there is a good chance you will land in jail. In the rest of the country (away from south Florida where it is possible to be arrrested 190 times and still be running around free to carjack others) he would be in jail. Deputies risked their lives jumping into the same dangerous water that killed him and instead of praising them, you guys print that incredibly offensive quoute made by his mother, stating that noone tried to save him. While it is too bad that he died, your article implies that the judge who surprised him and the deputies who couldn't save him are to blame for his death. This idiot would be alive if one of a thousand bad choices he made would have been made differently. Tragic, yes. Anyone else's fault, no way.
well said, George!
I like to bone

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Jan 30, 2009
 
George wrote:
Nice article sun-sentinel, way to make this guy sound like a victim. "The defendant faithfully attended every court hearing, and was pleasant to the judge." That is not why his bond was revoked. If you are out on bond, awaiting trial for a serious felony, and arrested again for another crime, there is a good chance you will land in jail. In the rest of the country (away from south Florida where it is possible to be arrrested 190 times and still be running around free to carjack others) he would be in jail. Deputies risked their lives jumping into the same dangerous water that killed him and instead of praising them, you guys print that incredibly offensive quoute made by his mother, stating that noone tried to save him. While it is too bad that he died, your article implies that the judge who surprised him and the deputies who couldn't save him are to blame for his death. This idiot would be alive if one of a thousand bad choices he made would have been made differently. Tragic, yes. Anyone else's fault, no way.
I could not have said it better myself. You know how many times they are facing seriously charges, they say they will beat the charges, then get slapped with 40 years. Who gave this guy the impression he was going home that day??Then the family implies he must have been pushed or thrown in, and nobody tried to save him. I read the article fast, but I don;t think the article mentioned three deputies jumped in after him.
I like to bone

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Jan 30, 2009
 
Sorry, it does say that two deputies tried to save him. What a slanted article though. He attended court and was pleasant to the judge. The second the judge sentenced him, the judge would have been cursed out.

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Jan 30, 2009
 
"Why in the hell didn't they try to sa ve him? they should have shot him,would have ended sooner,with same result,one less undesirable on the streets.
Jules Winfield

Fort Lauderdale, FL

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#12
Jan 31, 2009
 
Maybe he just wanted a Royale with Cheese...
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Jan 31, 2009
 
I know fiction when i read it. I say somebody pushed him off the boat. My sympathies to the family.
know the facts

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Jan 31, 2009
 
WOW! Funny how many people leave comments on here! Most sound ignorant and illiterate but still have nerve to criticize go get an education then maybe your opinions will be valued! Human life ! Does that matter to anyone? Imagine if your child takes the wrong path in life, it could happen to anyone!!!!!!!
Black Eye

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#17
Jan 31, 2009
 
That's what happens when we let illegals become judges in OUR country! Tell Imperato and her nasty ilk to go back where they came from! NOW!

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Jan 31, 2009
 
Don't wear sea drogue pants .
Broward Leo

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Jan 31, 2009
 
There isn't a chance in @#@! that I would jump in the river to try to save a piece of garage. A child yes, but a scum bag who is doing this to escape no way. As a co-worker of some of these deputies I must say wtf were you thinking of. You were not required to risk you lives in such a way. We are not trained in water rescue. You throw your floatian device that is in each of your vehicles. If you can not get to it in time to bad. We are lucking none of the good guys drowned instead.
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#20
Jan 31, 2009
 
At least our tax dollars wont go to another career criminal to house and feed and pay for all his medical expenses. Im sure washing cars makes plenty of money to support 3 kids. He did the whole state a favor. He didnt want to take a shower so he decided to wash up on shore!
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Fort Lauderdale, FL

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#21
Jan 31, 2009
 
A fleeing felon??..The deputies should have not risked their own lives..The animals mother now blames the police...how typical..

This liberal rag makes me sick...I cant wait till it goes bankrupt
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Jan 31, 2009
 
Once again the mom/Sun-sentinel blame everyone else but the son. You must give credit to the writer because he did come up with a good spin. Let's not look at how wrong it is but the fact the writer had such an imagination.
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Jan 31, 2009
 
know the facts wrote:
WOW! Funny how many people leave comments on here! Most sound ignorant and illiterate but still have nerve to criticize go get an education then maybe your opinions will be valued! Human life ! Does that matter to anyone? Imagine if your child takes the wrong path in life, it could happen to anyone!!!!!!!
HUMAN life matters to me, but this guy proved himself to be not only sub human, but also stupid.

Think I will nominate him for a Darwin award.

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