Staff Reports
A man in the San Francisco Bay Area, named David Xu, faced serious charges of poisoning a coworker’s water and was even accused of attempted murder. Surprisingly, he ended up serving only 11 days in jail and received two years of probation. Court records revealed that this lenient sentencing was done under the supervision of a district attorney backed by George Soros, a well-known liberal donor.
Despite being caught on tape poisoning his coworker’s water, Xu was able to secure a plea deal that significantly reduced his charges. Legal experts have expressed astonishment at the outcome of the case, with one law professor stating that Xu could have faced a stronger prosecution for his actions.
‘Real Head Scratcher’: Soros-Funded DA Gives Scientist Two Years Probation After He Was Caught Poisoning Colleague https://t.co/PpioP2Bha6
— Daily Caller (@DailyCaller) April 11, 2024
Critics of the district attorney, Pamela Price, have raised concerns about her handling of the case and her overall approach to prosecuting criminals. They worry that her leniency towards offenders could embolden them to commit more crimes in the future. Furthermore, there are fears that Xu’s background in chemical engineering could pose a risk of him engaging in similar criminal activities in the future.
The connection between Price and George Soros, a prominent figure in liberal politics, has raised eyebrows and led to questions about the influence of outside donors on the criminal justice system. Residents in Alameda County have initiated a recall effort against Price, citing their worries about the rising crime rates since she took office.
From a conservative perspective, this case highlights the dangers of having district attorneys who prioritize leniency over justice. It is essential to hold individuals accountable for their actions and ensure that the legal system upholds the rule of law. The rise in crime rates under Price’s tenure serves as a stark reminder of the importance of electing officials who prioritize public safety and the well-being of their communities.
