cluciano63
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In that case, I am very upset with St. Landry Parish. That warrant should have been served the moment he left prison in 2008. Didn't they do a dang warrant check when they released him?
Possibly it could have affected the outcome. Could have put him back in jail. Maybe could have saved victims we don't know about.
I wonder if warrants like that are lumped with traffic warrants - as in - any cop running BSL's plate should have been able to arrest him at any time 2008 on.
Having once been arrested on a traffic warrant, it burns me to see that apparently BSL had an active warrant that was just ignored by LE.
There's probably more to the story - and if not, shame, shame, shame on St. Landry Parish. This is the first thing in the BSL saga that smells like scandal.
I hope there is an adequate explanation - because the Shunicks have to be fuming at hearing he had an outstanding warrant.
A lot of things might be different if he had in fact been charged again on the way out of prison in 2008; he probably would not have been given more than 6 months-1 year on simple assault, perhaps, but maybe he would have been on probation longer, or moved away or at least been less likely to grab a woman off the street on her bike in 2012...who knows...