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|    Defun' da' po-po to All    |
|    Belleville black man who raped two women    |
|    01 Feb 25 12:39:12    |
      [continued from previous message]               r. At least 15 other family members attended the hearing. Tamara Humphries,       his mother, said her son “is a good son,” and said he is a “kind,       respectful” and helpful person. She also apologized to the victims, adding,       “I didn’t raise my son        to be the kind of person they claim for him to be.” “I’d like his son to       get the chance to know him,” Tamara Humphries added. Judge Robert Haida said       he wished Humphries would have cared about his family members on the nights he       assaulted the two        women as much as his family cared about him on sentencing day. “I take them       at their word,” Haida said. “Very few people are all good or all bad. None       of us are perfect. That’s what makes us human beings.” But the judge said       the victims will        deal with the emotional effects of the assaults “for the rest of their       lives.” In prison, Humphries will be “deterred from preying upon other       innocent people,” Haida said. Humphries also hurt his family when he raped       the two wome        n, Haida said. As the judge read out the sentences for each charge — 15       years each for two counts of aggravated assault and 15 years for one count of       criminal sexual assault — Humphries’ mother and the mother of his child       exited the courtroom in        tears. They returned moments later, in time to hear the judge explain to       Humphries that he has 30 days to file a motion to withdraw his guilty plea if       he believes trial proceedings were unfair. If nothing changes, Humphries will       have to serve at least 85        percent of his sentence minus the 14 months he has already spent in jail — a       minimum of roughly 37 years. Before leaving the courtroom, the judge allowed       Humphries to hold his baby for a few moments. After the sentencing, one victim       said, “One less        monster on the streets.”                            https://www.bnd.com/news/local/article125505109.html              --- SoupGate-DOS v1.05        * Origin: you cannot sedate... all the things you hate (1:229/2)    |
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