‘I’ve gotta fight for my life.’ Columbus man sentenced to life before courtroom outburst
In this speech, the speaker is discussing a sentencing hearing for a defendant. The speaker believes that the defendant deserves to be sentenced to life imprisonment without the possibility of parole. He emphasizes that the defendant brought this punishment upon himself and that it was not inflicted upon him by God or any external force.
The defendant was also charged with possession of a firearm while committing a felony and the speaker believes he should be sentenced to five years in prison for this charge, to be served consecutively.
The speaker acknowledges that the language used in the charges is often confusing and can be difficult to understand for those not familiar with legal terminology.
The speech then takes a personal turn as the speaker discusses his own experiences. He talks about his family and how they have been affected by violence in their city. He describes how people have threatened his family on Facebook and in the streets.
The speaker emphasizes that he cannot let this violence and threat of violence go unchecked. He feels like he is fighting for his life because he knows that he could be the next victim. He is determined to stand up for himself and his family, even in the face of danger.
Overall, the speaker is advocating for a strict punishment for the defendant in this case, emphasizing personal responsibility and a commitment to fighting against violence. The speech is emotional and personal, reflecting the impact of violence on individuals and communities.
When a POC is not allowed to rob, rape and murder without the fear of the justice system then we have certainly lost our way as a nation.
If you can't do the time, don't do the crime!
Sub-animal has no remorse for his victim, it's only about his own life he is concerned about. He will leave prison in a coffin.
You dumb stupid waste of space, you actually thought the judge was going to let you go, how proud is mommy, “Oh my son took a life, or beg to have him placed in a mental hospital so he can live it up on the tax payer’s expense”
Lock the murderer up for life,no parole……
Bruh crazy for what he said about the other dude and the contraband like bruh that wasn't gonna help your case at all
Given that he's a verified gang member, and that this was solely for financial gain, this should be the death penalty. He will continue gang activities (with all his supporters as seen in court) for the next 60 years. The only reasonable remedy.
Ba' bye, A-HOLE!!! And don't forget your HUGE JAR OF VASELINE!!!! You're gunna need it!!!…LMAO!!!!!!!!!
So the piece of shit gang member cares about his life. The lives of others? Not so much. Well, he'll have time to think about that.
Blaming everyone for the choices of his actions
he deserves to be put down
Failure
Travis had to fight for his life too. The girls deserve the same punishment.