Oh Goody, A Replacement
Wesley Cook, the guy who likes to be called Mumia Abu-Jamal, just isn't generating the kind of star power he used to muster. The Hollywood types have been distracted by other bright shiny objects and moved along to their next cause de jour. So it's handy that the next one has already popped up. Oh, it will take a few years to generate all the falsehoods and the massive web of distortions to match up to the Mumia mountain, but consider it in the pipeline, Hollywood! Your next rallying cry. And he's been sentenced to die for killing two police officers. Hollywood gold, I tell you.
Killer of 2 N.Y. Detectives Is Sentenced to Death
By MICHAEL BRICK
Published: January 30, 2007 - The New York TimesA jury in Federal District Court in Brooklyn this evening sentenced Ronell Wilson to death for killing two New York City detectives.
The sentence came just one day after closing arguments ended and jurors began their deliberations.
Mr. Wilson, 24, was ordered to die by lethal injection for killing Detectives Rodney J. Andrews and James V. Nemorin. They were shot in the back of their heads during a weapons sting on Staten Island in March 10, 2003. He was convicted of their murders on Dec. 20 and also found guilty of racketeering, robbery, attempted carjacking and firearms charges.
The detectives were the first two officers killed by gunfire in a single day since 1988. The killings drew scrutiny to the work of undercover narcotics and firearms investigators, their mission perilous by nature and furtive by design.
It was never proved whether Mr. Wilson knew his victims were detectives. But a witness testified that Mr. Wilson gave a reason for the shootings in the minutes after he pulled the trigger. He did not care, the witness quoted him saying, “about anybody.”
Only three men have been executed in federal prison since 1988, when the modern death penalty statute was enacted, though the states have put hundreds to death. No federal jury in New York has ordered a death sentence in half a century.
On Monday, Mr. Wilson watched the lawyers debate whether his life was worth sparing. - The New York Times
I’m sorry to admit that I have a vindictive personality when it comes time to animals that kill law enforcement officials. Personally, I don’t even have one friend that is a police officer or even a sheriff. From my perspective they provide a service to our communities and our nation so that regular folks can sleep at night, send their kids off to school, go to work and just know that society is controlled. Those of us that get out of line are immediately pinpointed and taken out of the equation of what is right and what is wrong. Given that fact, I personally thank everyone that wears a badge and serves our communities across our great nation. Your presence is greatly appreciated by the folks that you do not have to talk to every day on the job. Thank you.
I just want to assure Matthew O'Keefe that Ronell Wilson will pop back into the media spotlight in a few years under a new name and will be the darling of Hollywood and Amnesty International. These cop killers have a knack for getting that attention. A way of getting Hollywood media whores and leftist college professors to sell whatever is left of their sad little souls to rush to the defense of the poor misunderstood cop killer.
Me, I'd rather mourn Danny Faulkner, Rodney J. Andrews and James V. Nemorin. But Hollywood has other priorities.







