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   Leroy N. Soetoro to All   
   Minneapolis Teen Charged in Two Shooting   
   04 Jan 26 01:14:59   
   
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   From: leroysoetoro@americans-first.com   
      
   https://bearingarms.com/camedwards/2025/12/30/minneapolis-teen-charged-in-   
   two-shootings-should-have-been-behind-bars-n1231071   
      
   I know that Minnesota Gov. Tim Walz is facing a lot of questions and   
   criticism over the hundreds of millions (if not billions) of dollars in   
   fraud that's happened under his watch, but I hope that conservative media   
   outlets and Republican lawmakers will grill the governor on what should be   
   another huge scandal in the state: the fact that a 17-year old charged in   
   two separate shootings this month was out on probation after pleading   
   guilty to attempted murder just one year ago.   
      
   According to the Minneapolis Star-Tribune, 17-year-old Jeairamiya Dewray   
   Omar-Dear is accused of murder in a December 23 shooting, as well as three   
   counts of assault for allegedly shooting at a Metro Transit bus in North   
   Minneapolis just a few days earlier.   
      
   At the time of both shootings, Omar-Dear was on probation after pleading   
   guilty to attempted murder for his role in the shooting of a man in   
   November 2024 at a bus stop at Lowry and Emerson avenues N. in   
   Minneapolis. The victim said he believed he was being targeted in   
   retaliation for an earlier shooting.   
      
   The shooting happened 13 months ago, but Omar-Dear wouldn't have been   
   offered (or accepted) a plea deal right away. The deal apparently received   
   no media attention at the time, so it's unclear how long the teen has been   
   on probation or if he was even sentenced to some time in juvenile   
   detention for the crime, but even if a judge did sentence him to   
   incarceration, it would have been an incredibly brief stay given the   
   seriousness of the crime he admitted committing.   
      
   Walz has been stumping for gun and magazine bans for months in response to   
   the shooting at Annunciation Church in Minneapolis back in August, and gun   
   control is going to be one of the primary focuses in his campaign for a   
   third term as governor. But while Walz is going after lawful gun owners   
   and attacking our fundamental right to keep and bear arms, violent   
   offenders like Jeairamiya Dewray Omar-Dear are getting nothing more than a   
   slap on the wrist for trying to kill someone.   
      
   This isn't an isolated incident. Back in August, Fox 9 in Minneapolis   
   detailed the escalating series of violent crimes allegedly committed by a   
   13-year-old who, like Omar-Dean, was also accused of a shooting at a bus   
   stop in the Twin Cities.   
      
   The FOX 9 Investigators reported extensively on the crisis within the   
   juvenile justice system as police encountered younger offenders committing   
   more violent crimes including shootings, carjackings and armed robberies.   
      
   Law enforcement complained they were catching those juveniles only to have   
   them quickly released by the Hennepin County Attorney’s Office.   
      
   Sarah Davis, Director of the Children and Families Division at the county   
   attorney’s office, previously told the FOX 9 Investigators that kids under   
   the age of 13 are often ruled incompetent due to their young age, which   
   means they must be released from the detention facility.   
      
   "I never had a client under the age of 13 who was competent and who was   
   found competent to move forward. And it is not a situation where it is   
   optional," Davis said.   
      
   Omar-Dean wasn't deemed incompetent. He took a guilty plea to attempted   
   murder, and the juvenile justice system essentially allowed him to walk   
   away after he acknowledged trying to kill someone.   
      
   Tim Walz should be raising hell over a broken juvenile justice system that   
   allows this to happen. Instead, he's railing against our right to own the   
   most popular rifle in the country and demanding that commonly owned   
   magazines be banned as well. I know the news cycle generally only has room   
   for one scandal at a time, but the light sentences and slaps on the wrist   
   given to violent juvenile offenders under Walz's watch deserves at least   
   as much coverage as the rampant fraud that's taken place during his time   
   in office.   
      
      
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   / Biden / Harris fiascos, President Trump.   
      
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