Chauncey Gregory, respectfully petition for a reduction of my 210-month sentence for "a non-violent drug offense under 21 U.S.C. § ___"], imposed in May of 2018 Given subsequent reforms to federal sentencing laws and policies—which recognize the disproportionate severity of such sentences for non-violent offenses—I seek relief through retroactive application of these reforms or compassionate release under 18 U.S.C. § 3582(c)(1)(A).
"He deserves a second chance and the opportunity to be physically present in his children's lives. He has always had a heart for giving back to the community, serving as a father figure to children without support, and being a steadfast source of strength for his own family."
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Bob S
1 year ago
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This man has been a great contributor to our community with positivity and charity. Giving him a chance to continue doing good will be amazing for our city. Please allow him to come back to society and continue that work.
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Wanesha Spencer
1 year ago
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I believe Chauncey Gregory deserves a second chance as a returning citizen. The sentencing in his case was excessive. Please review and reconsider.
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Shanikwa Thomas
1 year ago
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He was my neighbor for 15 years and has never been the type the poetry him to be he's a awsome son,dad and a uncle to kids that's not even blood he don't deserve what he received I feel he should be freed!!!!!
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Cathy Gregory
1 year ago
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He deserves to be set free as it was a non violent crime. The laws for having drug possession have been greatly reduced most of them don’t even have jail time. Chauncey has served has time and should be allowed to go free.
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Ronald Gibson
1 year ago
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I known Chauncy for over 30yrs we played football together I’ve always known him to be active in the community rather it be coach Little League football and basketball I never known him to be violent I’m sure he has learned his lesson being away from his family and not being able to watch his kids grow up.
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Christopher schulman
4 months ago
He’s been away for 10+ years. He’s a good man and a great father. Give him a chance
Chauncey Gregory, respectfully petition for a reduction of my 210-month sentence for "a non-violent drug offense under 21 U.S.C. § ___"], imposed in May of 2018 Given subsequent reforms to federal sentencing laws and policies—which recognize the disproportionate severity of such sentences for non-violent offenses—I seek relief through retroactive application of these reforms or compassionate release under 18 U.S.C. § 3582(c)(1)(A).
"He deserves a second chance and the opportunity to be physically present in his children's lives. He has always had a heart for giving back to the community, serving as a father figure to children without support, and being a steadfast source of strength for his own family."
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Bob S
1 year ago
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This man has been a great contributor to our community with positivity and charity. Giving him a chance to continue doing good will be amazing for our city. Please allow him to come back to society and continue that work.
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Wanesha Spencer
1 year ago
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I believe Chauncey Gregory deserves a second chance as a returning citizen. The sentencing in his case was excessive. Please review and reconsider.
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Shanikwa Thomas
1 year ago
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He was my neighbor for 15 years and has never been the type the poetry him to be he's a awsome son,dad and a uncle to kids that's not even blood he don't deserve what he received I feel he should be freed!!!!!
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Cathy Gregory
1 year ago
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He deserves to be set free as it was a non violent crime. The laws for having drug possession have been greatly reduced most of them don’t even have jail time. Chauncey has served has time and should be allowed to go free.
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Ronald Gibson
1 year ago
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I known Chauncy for over 30yrs we played football together I’ve always known him to be active in the community rather it be coach Little League football and basketball I never known him to be violent I’m sure he has learned his lesson being away from his family and not being able to watch his kids grow up.
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Christopher schulman
4 months ago
He’s been away for 10+ years. He’s a good man and a great father. Give him a chance
"He deserves a second chance and the opportunity to be physically present in his children's lives. He has always had a heart for giving back to the community, serving as a father figure to children without support, and being a steadfast source of strength for his own family."