Fox4: "A 20-year-old man avoided life in prison Monday and will instead serve 25 years for the murder of a store clerk in May of 2011.
Anthony Britton was just 18 years old when he walked into Bledsoe Rentals at 50th and Prospect with a handgun, set to rob the place. Britton and another man, Andre Broadus, were wearing masks and shot and killed 50-year-old David Bledsoe."
Anthony Britton was just 18 years old when he walked into Bledsoe Rentals at 50th and Prospect with a handgun, set to rob the place. Britton and another man, Andre Broadus, were wearing masks and shot and killed 50-year-old David Bledsoe."
Another deal for murder? How freaking lazy do these prosecutors get to be and still qualify to collect a paycheck? Why the hell would I ever call the police looking for justice? Screw that! Someone hurts my kin I'll just handle it myself and make my deal too. These bar member bureaucrats have been in the culture for so long they don't even get how worthless the system is.
ReplyDeleteSo he will be out at age 35 after serving 75% of his sentence. Plenty of time to kill a few more.
ReplyDeleteouch. that is rough but it is probably reality.
ReplyDeleteHe should have been strung up at the courthouse steps.
ReplyDeleteTypical murder sentence, on this one a few more people might notice but that fact is that getting away with murder is easy in Kansas City.
ReplyDelete2:50 hit the nail on the head. This NIGGER'll be out of NIGGER college in his mid thirties, where he'll be able to put his education to use, robbing, raping, killing, stealing or all of the above. Again, what a country!
ReplyDeleteI think Mr. Bledsoe chased the guy, caught him and then was shot.
ReplyDeleteThat business should have moved 20 years ago.
Every time we have been in there, there is always some type of confrontation in progress.
Violence is implied and correctly inferred with every transaction.
It is closed now, but too late to save this man.
hey 2:41 check your facts it was a jury trial no deal, the judge gave the less than life sentence.
ReplyDeleteThen we need more mandatory sentencing for murder in KCMO.
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