by Jared Taylor, The Unz Review:
The rot is much, much deeper than people realize.
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Iryna Zarutska was a beautiful, 23-year-old Ukrainian woman who fled her country in 2022 for safety in Charlotte, North Carolina.
On August 22, this year, she got on a tram and sat down in front of a black man. Four minutes later, he stabbed her to death.
The other blacks in the car didn’t lift a finger to help. The tram wasn’t about to stop, but they just quietly decided they’d rather be somewhere else, thank you very much.
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The killer is Decarlos Brown, a 34-year-old vagrant with a criminal record that goes back to 2011, when he was a juvenile.
Among his 14 court cases in Charlotte are assault, larceny, trespassing, destruction of property, and armed robbery, for which he did five years. He also has a diagnosis of schizophrenia.
On January 19, seven months before he murdered Iryna Zarutska, he was hauled before Magistrate Teresa Stokes for frivolous police calls, or “misusing 911.”
She turned him loose without bail, and the conditions of release were that “you are ORDERED to appear before the Court” on January 21st — that was two days later — at 1:30 p.m.
You’re not supposed to turn loose criminals who are a danger to the community or a flight risk. I think a violent schizophrenic with no address or phone number is both a danger and a flight risk. Sure enough, Decarlos skipped his court date.
Did Magistrate Teresa notice? Did she care? Who is this woman? She has been on the bench only since April 2023, and though she doesn’t look much like a judge, she’s an accomplished woman.
She works at the Community Mental Health Services Authority of Clinton, Eato, and Ingrahm Counties in – believe it or not – Michigan. She is co-owner and director of a drying-out clinic called Pinnacle Recovery Services in Lansing, Michigan. She is co-owner of a sports bar, also in Lansing. She has a law degree from Cooley Law School and a Masters of Science in Criminal Justice. And, yes, she is “Magistrate for the State of North Carolina as of 2023.”
I’d say that when she let Decarlos walk, she did exactly what she has been trained to do. The cleaning lady would have made a better decision.
How did this woman end up on the bench? She was nominated by Clerk of the Superior Court of Mecklenburg County, Elisa Chinn-Gary, who is also a Racial Equity Organizer and a Diversity & Inclusion Consultant.
Clerk Chinn-Gary was named “Diversity Champion” by the Mecklenburg County Bar Association, got a Distinguished Service Award from the Charlotte NAACP, and a Sprit Award for Honoring the legacy of MLK. But her “most rewarding work has been as Co-Founder and Co-Chair of the RACE MATTERS FOR JUVENILE JUSTICE” dedicated to “children and families of color.”
