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He’s A Super Franeek, Super Franeek, He’s Super Franeeky!

Last weekend along with the Austin mass shooting by a “legal immigrant” Senegalese Muslim I also highlighted a mass shooting in Cincinnati that saw 9 people injured: On The Other Hand. As the shooting occurred at a party DJ’d by “DJ Fresh”…..

…and featured 9 injured with no fatalities, it wasn’t much of a secret what the shooters were going to look like and sho nuff…

Mass shooting suspect opened fire due to ‘long-standing grudge’: Prosecutor

The ol’ long-standing grudge.

One of the two mass shooting suspects is accused of opening fire across some 800 people at a concert and party due to a “long-standing grudge” against a victim, a prosecutor said in court Tuesday.

Franeek Cobb, 24, of Over-the-Rhine, faces a single count of felonious assault for Sunday’s early morning shooting at Riverfront Live, a 16-and-up venue on Kellogg Avenue in the East End.

Nine people in all were hurt, including the only other shooting suspect charged at this time, Derrick Long, 29, police confirm to FOX19 NOW.

Franeek? Seriously?

I thought at first he was winking but apparently not….

Cobb’s defense attorney said he suffers from Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD) because he was shot previously and lost his left eye as a result. His assailant was sentenced to prison on a murder charge.

Well no wonder he blazed away into a crowd, he can only see out of one eye. Poor depth perception, etc.

This part cracked me up….

Cobb was convicted of drug trafficking in 2020, which prohibits him from having a weapon, let alone firing it in a crowded business, court records show.

Uh….I think you are prohibited from firing a gun into a crowded business regardless of prior drug trafficking convictions. The other guy arrested, Derrick Long, also is a convicted felon and also is prohibited from possessing a firearm (and I assume likewise prohibited from shooting into a crowded business).

What is not as amusing, Supah Franeek had his bond set at a measly $50,000. Fiddy grand for a shooting where 9 people were injured? The guy is a previously convicted felon, at least once that we know of, who blazed away into a crowd of hundreds of people and only thanks to the infamously terrible shooting of subs and of course his missing eye did Franeek not manage to kill anyone.

What kind of a “judge” would set bond so low? The Hamilton County Municipal Court Judge R. Bernard Mundy kind…

Well now, what have we here? A black judge being lenient on a black defendant? There is no precedent for that at all. I left da judge a comment on his Facebook page asking if he would set a bond that low for a White guy, a previously convicted felon no less, accused of shooting 9 people. As the (White) Cincinnati police union chief said in response:

“50k bond. Judges who issue these ridiculous bonds are complicit in the violent crime plaguing Cincinnati,” said leader of the union that represents Cincinnati police, Officer Ken Kober.

I agree with that. Judges who intentionally set bond low on criminals who commit subsequent crimes or give woefully short sentences to convicted criminals should be held to account for the crimes committed later by these thugs.

The bigger issue is having subs serving as judges in the first place, or really any other position of authority as it never goes well. Your daily reminder that the universal franchise will be the death of America.

14 Comments

  1. DWEEZIL THE WEASEL

    I hope they keep culling one another. Let us pray for more white flight and separation. Separation means survival. Bleib ubrig.

    • 3g4me

      I’ve been saying the same and ‘hoping’ for years, but they breed faster than they kill. And, as you well know, they don’t just kill their own but actively prey on Whites. And yes, they are the cops, they are the judges, and they are the juries. There is no fixing this. There is no survival in a ‘diverse’ country. And there is no waking most people up to the threat. A few are beginning to notice, but it’s decades too late to make a difference. It’s all a numbers game and we’ve already lost that.

  2. JENKEMVIEW CANCERS

    I took the lazy route and subscribed to Grok

    There once was an orangutan, Franeek,
    Whose aim with a gun was quite bleak.
    He’d shoot into crowds,
    With bananas so loud,
    And yell, “That’s my primate technique!”

  3. Danny

    Ever notice the majority of mayors, police chiefs, etc. in the “news” are invariably negroes? Yes – yes you have.
    Franeek is about the most absurd name imaginable. That’s one for the “Negro Name Hall of Fame”
    So d’fucking sick of all of it.

  4. RCW

    In light of the paltry gross bail of $ 50K, which is effectively net 10%, for that ne’re-do-well, to be released on bond, I take issue with the terms honorable & judge; in this case, dishonorable & mis-judge are more apt for his brotha.

  5. KGB

    Note the name of the bailiff for Hizzoner, “LaTia Kemp”. How much you want to bet that there’s some jungle love going on in the antechambers? Furthermore, how much do you want to bet that LaTia wets her beak out of the court proceeds?

  6. Bunky Archer

    Does he sample Rick James?
    DJ Screw (RIP) out of Houston now has influenced a criminal zone called Screwston.
    His specialty was slowed down remixes under the influence of codeine.
    Shitavious, a small time criminal out of Cleveland is scrubbed from das innernetts.

  7. Steve S6

    Over-the-Rhine: the open air section of the Cincinnati Zoo. Do not feed the wild life.

    “asking if he would set a bond that low for a White guy, a previously convicted felon no less, accused of shooting 9 people” — well that would depend if the targets were White or black.

  8. Alex Lund

    You notice this now?
    I remember that in 1997 there was an article in a magazine (remember the movie with Woody Harrelson who played the owner of said magazine?) that shows scantily clad women (if they wear any clothes at all) that says “if he holler, let him go”
    They quote Paul Butler, an associate professor at George Washington university Law school with the argument that marginalized communities think that some of them shouldnt go to jail because racism etc and then they use jury nullification to get them free – thats how I understood it.

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