The district attorney finally secured the convictions we fought for and these cowards will face the full extent of the law. We forced their hand and ensured justice for the victim instead of letting them hide behind a backroom plea deal. Keep watching because we are not letting them off …
We demand that the district attorney fully prosecutes Declan Bell-Wilson & Korey Streeter for beating, robbing & humiliating a defenseless autistic teen as seen in the below video link. NO PLEA BARGAINS! WE WANT A FULL JURY TRIAL!!!
We are pushing toward one hundred signatures but Declan Bell-Wilson and Korey Streeter are still out there like they did nothing wrong. Send this link to everyone you know right now because the District Attorney needs to see that we are not going to let this slide.
836 Comments
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Anonymous
7 years ago
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As a retired special education teacher, to see the son of a South Bay city official beat a special needs person is shameful and intolerant. Hold this individual to stand fully for his crime against an individual that deserves our empathy, not physical harm.
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Anonymous
7 years ago
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As the parent of a child on the spectrum, this behavior cannot be tolerated. There is an empathy lacking in the young people who savagely attacked someone they perceived as weeker. A plea bargain will do little to help them confront their behavior.
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Satania Rhiannon Gidney
7 years ago
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There is no reasonable excuse for what these men did. It was disgusting and horrific. To not prosecute them would be an assault of this poor young man all over again. Do not allow their connections or wealth to undermine the severity of what they did.
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Richard Miljkovic
7 years ago
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My son was bullied. He is now a teen and scared to go out in public. That bullying has affected him his entire life. Use the full extent of the law to convict these low life scum. It time to make people accountable for their actions.
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Leilani Small
7 years ago
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There should be some type of special circumstance for injuring someone vulnerable as well as unprovoked. Bullying and the special needs aspect should get more punishment specifically the humiliation of demanding or exposure by having him take his clothes off.
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Felice Zoota-Lucero
7 years ago
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The fact that one of these perpetrators is the son of the mayor in Rolling Hills cannot have any impact on this case. There should be no plea deal. These men must go to prison for this violent attack. This clearly is also a hate crime.
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Anonymous
3 years ago
he senselessly beat up an autistic kid and is a killer
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Stephen Mohme
5 years ago
Prosecute these two to the full extent of the law.
The district attorney finally secured the convictions we fought for and these cowards will face the full extent of the law. We forced their hand and ensured justice for the victim instead of letting them hide behind a backroom plea deal. Keep watching because we are not letting them off …
We demand that the district attorney fully prosecutes Declan Bell-Wilson & Korey Streeter for beating, robbing & humiliating a defenseless autistic teen as seen in the below video link. NO PLEA BARGAINS! WE WANT A FULL JURY TRIAL!!!
We are pushing toward one hundred signatures but Declan Bell-Wilson and Korey Streeter are still out there like they did nothing wrong. Send this link to everyone you know right now because the District Attorney needs to see that we are not going to let this slide.
836 Comments
A
Anonymous
7 years ago
Featured
As a retired special education teacher, to see the son of a South Bay city official beat a special needs person is shameful and intolerant. Hold this individual to stand fully for his crime against an individual that deserves our empathy, not physical harm.
A
Anonymous
7 years ago
Featured
As the parent of a child on the spectrum, this behavior cannot be tolerated. There is an empathy lacking in the young people who savagely attacked someone they perceived as weeker. A plea bargain will do little to help them confront their behavior.
S
Satania Rhiannon Gidney
7 years ago
Featured
There is no reasonable excuse for what these men did. It was disgusting and horrific. To not prosecute them would be an assault of this poor young man all over again. Do not allow their connections or wealth to undermine the severity of what they did.
R
Richard Miljkovic
7 years ago
Featured
My son was bullied. He is now a teen and scared to go out in public. That bullying has affected him his entire life. Use the full extent of the law to convict these low life scum. It time to make people accountable for their actions.
L
Leilani Small
7 years ago
Featured
There should be some type of special circumstance for injuring someone vulnerable as well as unprovoked. Bullying and the special needs aspect should get more punishment specifically the humiliation of demanding or exposure by having him take his clothes off.
F
Felice Zoota-Lucero
7 years ago
Featured
The fact that one of these perpetrators is the son of the mayor in Rolling Hills cannot have any impact on this case. There should be no plea deal. These men must go to prison for this violent attack. This clearly is also a hate crime.
A
Anonymous
3 years ago
he senselessly beat up an autistic kid and is a killer
S
Stephen Mohme
5 years ago
Prosecute these two to the full extent of the law.
As a retired special education teacher, to see the son of a South Bay city official beat a special needs person is shameful and intolerant. Hold this individual to stand fully for his crime against an individual that deserves our empathy, not physical harm.