Molotov Cocktail Lawyers Back in Jail After Appeals Court Reverses Bail Decision – IOTW Report

Molotov Cocktail Lawyers Back in Jail After Appeals Court Reverses Bail Decision

Townhall: An appeals court ordered two lawyers accused of throwing a Molotov cocktail inside a police vehicle to report back to jail. The decision comes two days after a judge allowed the accused to post bail and return home. 

On Wednesday, Salmah Rizvi, a former Obama administration official in both the State and Defense Departments, guaranteed the bail of Urooj Rahman, one of two New York City attorneys accused in the failed attack on a police cruiser parked outside the 88th Precinct in Fort Greene.  more

14 Comments on Molotov Cocktail Lawyers Back in Jail After Appeals Court Reverses Bail Decision

  1. It’s always a pleasure seeing a stupid lawyer going to jail, but two stupid lawyers going to a NYC jail is a really great day! I wonder if they will start a Pleasefundus site to pay for the law school education they forgot about when they decided to torch that police vehicle. I think they are going to finish their legal careers as low paid law clerks or paralegals for a Lefty Lawfirm.

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  2. “ …Salmah Rizvi, a former Obama administration official in both the State and Defense Departments, guaranteed the bail…”

    We’re going to need a lot more rope.

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  3. I hope they’re sitting in their cell thinking about the good life that just went out the window along with their law license and the acquiring of a criminal record that stays with them for life.

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  4. I hope the DOJ lists them as domestic terrorists, law licenses revoked, placed on the no fly zone, passports confiscated, and 25 years in prison with no chance of parole. Stick it too them!

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  5. A Molotov cocktail is a fire bomb. Four cops were killed inside the vehicle. How could these three not be charged with murder? How could they have gotten out of jail on bail?

    There is a lot wrong with this.

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  6. Find them the darkest, dankest rat infested cell somewhere under Rikers Island to await trial. Allow them one bucket for both food and latrine. Give them a monitored cell phone for communication and use their contacts to track down the rest.

  7. NY could have held them on state charges and have been done with it. Instead, officials played games and now the defendants are facing federal charges. Officials did not think this through, Volume 873.

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