An appointee of Pennsylvania Lt. Governor John Fetterman to the PA board of pardons has repeatedly advocated for abolishing the police and for abolishing mandatory life sentences for murderers.
As Fox News reports:
Celeste Trusty, the former Pennsylvania state policy director for Families Against Mandatory Minimums (FAMM), was appointed secretary of the Pennsylvania BOP by Fetterman in January. According to the government website, the board holds “tremendous power” and “awesome responsibility,” because it “reviews criminal cases, except impeachment to determine whether clemency should be recommended to the Governor for his approval or denial.”
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Trusty, who currently describes herself on Twitter as an “advocate” and “agitator,” declared, “Disarm the police,” in two separate 2018 tweets that remain active on her account.
In October 2020, during a virtual panel on criminal justice reform, Trusty argued in favor of abolishing mandatory life without parole sentences.
“One of the most glaring problems in Pennsylvania’s legal system is that we have mandatory life without parole as a sentence for first- and second- degree murder,” she said at the time. “And we also have many people serving these excessively long virtual life sentences, but we deny people serving these sentences any substantial avenues for relief.”
Fetterman will face the Trump backed Mehmet Oz in the upcoming Pennsylvania Gubernatorial contest.
Get rid of both Trusty (who isn’t) and Fetterman.
Trusty, why should criminals have relief, especially when they have killed someone. nope!
It’s a race for the Senate, not governor.
FJB. WHEN CAN WE AMERICANS EXPECT TO SEE THE CROOKED CLINTONS IN PRISON ???
And Biden’s, Obama’s, Pelosi, Schumer, Comey, Garland, etc
Fetterman woulds still get my vote if I were in PA….
*would
I’m guessing you are on the non parole list or never had an innocent family member murdered.
So, tell me again about how racial inequality is the reason for rising murder rates and violent crime increase in democrap run states.
The Gascon treatment
I guess that’s how to keep Hill and Billy out of prison.
Everyone knows that he is addicted to drugs.
Trusty says: “.. but we deny people serving these sentences any substantial avenues for relief.”
I disagree – once they bring back the dead, the murderers can have relief. Seems fair to me.