SAU Lockdown -Jimmy Gaines- made a mistake, faces possible 3 year jail sentence! MUST read, Sign The Petition today!
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Nancylee V. Johnson
12 years ago
Please take into consideration of this young man's past actions. And the fact that he did not threaten SAU . He is truly sorry for his words of anger about not being able to enroll in the school of his choice. Please consider that he is not a threat to society.
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Brenda Siaw
12 years ago
give the young man a second chance he can't prove anything sitting in jail
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Orel Smith
12 years ago
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This man did nothing to deserve any time in prison. Are jokes not allowed to be made anymore?, Leave this innocent man alone!!! America needs to wake up to this "See Something, Say Something", Tattletale Society mindset that we have now.
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David Garner
12 years ago
Please remove his charges!
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Kandice Medina
12 years ago
You'd be hard pressed to find a student who has NOT had problems with Southern releasing transcripts... It's literally one of the most frustrating things that can happen. Let the kid off the hook already!
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Lora Kim
12 years ago
Jimmy Gaines is a good man. He does not deserve to go to jail for 3 years. Especially because of a joke he said. His record proves that he is a good man.
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Anonymous
12 years ago
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Alyssa Bianco
12 years ago
let the poor guy go
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Arlene Harris
12 years ago
He is innocent. We have all said things we don't really mean or intend to do..
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Everson Marcondes
12 years ago
Pelasse let him go free without charges
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John Khargie
12 years ago
A misunderstanding is not grounds for prosecution. We all say words, that if heard out of context, can be hurtful and are better off left unsaid. These things however, do not permit criminal prosecution.
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Daniel Glassford
· petition starter
12 years ago
James, I fully agree, just none of them would ever admit to that. Thank you for signing!
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Lenola Alford
12 years ago
I'm with you 100%.God Blless this endeavor
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alexandra alvarez
12 years ago
He made a mistake and appologized
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Caleb Fischer
12 years ago
Jimmy is not the criminal that this situation would like to make him out to be! It's amazing that you could be charged with a felony for saying something completely in
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Danny Ford
12 years ago
How many of us have said things we regret? There is absolutely no reason to prosecute this young man who simply spoke without thinking. My son has played ball with this guy for years and there isn't a mean bone in his body. I believe Jimmy has learned a hard lesson. Now just let it go and let him get on with a productive life.
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Nathan Thomas
12 years ago
It was a stupid mistake. He doesn't deserve to be a felon or in prison for 3 years.
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Anonymous
12 years ago
This man does not deserve 3 years in jail.
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David Burman
12 years ago
This would be a miscarriage of Justice. Who would it serve?
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TLeah Edwards
12 years ago
We all need to realize that he said it out of frustration.
Please take into consideration of this young man's past actions. And the fact that he did not threaten SAU . He is truly sorry for his words of anger about not being able to enroll in the school of his choice. Please consider that he is not a threat to society.
give the young man a second chance he can't prove anything sitting in jail
This man did nothing to deserve any time in prison. Are jokes not allowed to be made anymore?, Leave this innocent man alone!!! America needs to wake up to this "See Something, Say Something", Tattletale Society mindset that we have now.
Please remove his charges!
You'd be hard pressed to find a student who has NOT had problems with Southern releasing transcripts... It's literally one of the most frustrating things that can happen. Let the kid off the hook already!
Jimmy Gaines is a good man. He does not deserve to go to jail for 3 years. Especially because of a joke he said. His record proves that he is a good man.
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let the poor guy go
He is innocent. We have all said things we don't really mean or intend to do..
Pelasse let him go free without charges
A misunderstanding is not grounds for prosecution. We all say words, that if heard out of context, can be hurtful and are better off left unsaid. These things however, do not permit criminal prosecution.
James, I fully agree, just none of them would ever admit to that. Thank you for signing!
I'm with you 100%.God Blless this endeavor
He made a mistake and appologized
Jimmy is not the criminal that this situation would like to make him out to be! It's amazing that you could be charged with a felony for saying something completely in
How many of us have said things we regret? There is absolutely no reason to prosecute this young man who simply spoke without thinking. My son has played ball with this guy for years and there isn't a mean bone in his body. I believe Jimmy has learned a hard lesson. Now just let it go and let him get on with a productive life.
It was a stupid mistake. He doesn't deserve to be a felon or in prison for 3 years.
This man does not deserve 3 years in jail.
This would be a miscarriage of Justice. Who would it serve?
We all need to realize that he said it out of frustration.