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22-year-old  Braxton Cottrill, 18-month-old Parker, 18-year-old Alissa Anders, and  21-year-old Randall Yarrington were shot in an alleged ambush  by 22-year-old Anquan Glover, in a vicious ambush. Cottrill and Parker  both died, while Anders remains in critical condition.  The shooting occurred on December 30th, yet the black suspect has not yet been apprehended.  Glover's criminal  record runs deep into his juvenile years, but these records are sealed.  In just four short years since turning 18, Glover has been charged with  felony assaults, first degree robberies, jumping bail, a myriad of  reckless activities, and even a separate shooting.


In 2017, Glover followed a car  into a Quik Trip parking lot full of people he claimed had "snitched"  on him. He approached the vehicle and opened fire on the motorists with a  handgun.  According to court records obtained by National Justice, Glover -- who had received charitable pleas for previous offenses  -- was sentenced in 2019 to separate five and four year prison sentences for the numerous charges he had incurred in relation to his spree of criminal activity.  While in custody, Glover was again charged for  a previously unresolved armed robbery in Jefferson City, Missouri as  well as felonious damage to prison property while incarcerated. In April  2021, he was again sentenced to a year in prison yet was released years  before his accumulated time was completed.


Glover was free to  murder Cottrill and his son thanks to a series of sweeping reforms by  the Missouri Supreme Court that make it difficult to secure convictions,  water down prison sentences, and forbids judges from taking a criminal's record into account during bail hearings regardless of the gravitiy of an offense... The  Supreme Court's reforms -- dictated by fiat rather than legislation --  are consciously intended to privilege non-white criminals in the justice  system. Many of the changes were based on recommendations from the  court's Commission on Racial and Ethnic Fairness,  which receives policy recommendations from anti-white black and Jewish  college professors such as Mikah Thompson and David Achtenberg.


Since  taking office in 2018, Governor Parson has overseen efforts to significantly reduce Missouri's prison population by encouraging early release and probation sentences  over incarceration. His stated reason for these policies is that he  wants to save money.  After years of progress against  crime, Missouri is now currently home to some of the most dangerous  cities in the world. St Louis' homicide rate  is higher than in Mexico's cartel hubs, numerous Brazilian favelas, and  much of sub-Saharan Africa. Springfield, with its small population of  167,000, is one of the most dangerous metro areas in the United States...

Shoulda been a Missouri wind chime long ago and this wouldn't have happened. They're useless animals and must be annihilated.88