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50 Cent Says Los Angeles 'Finished' By No-Bail Policy: 'Watch How Bad It Gets Out There'
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Jul 10, 2023, 12:45:59 AM7/10/23
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Rapper/actor 50 Cent (real name: Curtis Jackson) said on Instagram that
Los Angeles is “finished” now that they’ve instituted a zero-bail policy
that took effect in May.
The policy is that police won’t detain people who are accused of
misdemeanor crimes, and will release those currently incarcerated on those
charges. The no-bail extends to such crimes as theft, shoplifting, drug
use, vandalism, battery and other nonviolent crimes.
50 Cent has had his own run-ins with the law at various points in his
career, making for an interesting take on the system.
“LA is finished watch how bad it gets out there,” 50 Cent wrote on
Instagram while sharing a clip from one of FOX 11’s evening newscasts.
“SMH.”
Under the no-bail system, if a person violates the bail schedule, they are
put back on a cash bail system.
Los Angeles had a zero-bail policy during the pandemic to reduce crowding
in jails, hoping to stop the spread of COVID-19.
A recent study found the state/s zero bail policies resulted in a spike in
violent crime from repeat offenders in one county.
https://www.yahoo.com/entertainment/50-cent-says-los-angeles-
193321781.html
Los Angeles is “finished” now that they’ve instituted a zero-bail policy
that took effect in May.
The policy is that police won’t detain people who are accused of
misdemeanor crimes, and will release those currently incarcerated on those
charges. The no-bail extends to such crimes as theft, shoplifting, drug
use, vandalism, battery and other nonviolent crimes.
50 Cent has had his own run-ins with the law at various points in his
career, making for an interesting take on the system.
“LA is finished watch how bad it gets out there,” 50 Cent wrote on
Instagram while sharing a clip from one of FOX 11’s evening newscasts.
“SMH.”
Under the no-bail system, if a person violates the bail schedule, they are
put back on a cash bail system.
Los Angeles had a zero-bail policy during the pandemic to reduce crowding
in jails, hoping to stop the spread of COVID-19.
A recent study found the state/s zero bail policies resulted in a spike in
violent crime from repeat offenders in one county.
https://www.yahoo.com/entertainment/50-cent-says-los-angeles-
193321781.html
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