A fresh human life, brutally murdered by two devilish girls.
But the news just received is indeed that the two suspects, black girls aged 13 and 15, have reached an agreement with the prosecutor to ensure that they will not be imprisoned beyond the age of 21, and that even the older 15-year-old suspect will not be put in jail, but will only be executed in juvenile court for the relevant punishment. Where is the justice in such a sentence?
They killed someone and at 21 they get to go free?
The stupid justice system is sending good people into the abyss and making these demons “angels” of America!
Let each of us with a conscience remember how Mohammad Anwar, a 66-year-old law-abiding immigrant, was killed step by step by these two murderers.
On the afternoon of March 23, 2021, Anwar, an Uber Eats delivery driver, returned to his unlocked car after dropping off take-out food at a customer’s door.
But he was surprised to find that two girls had climbed into his car.
The two girls weren’t surprised to see Anwar, and one girl started the car straight away.
The video shows Anwar start trying to retrieve his car, and he starts yanking the girl in the driver’s seat as he yells, “They’re thieves, this is my car!”
However the teenage girl suddenly accelerates, sending the car speeding down the 1200 block of Van Street SE, and Anwar can only hold on to the driver’s door.
Just then, the left side of the car (driver’s side) was seen to hit the curb with tremendous force against the metal fence, and Anwar was squeezed between the barrier and the car door.
However, the car did not stop and continued to speed forward, and eventually a scream was heard, followed by a loud crash, and the entire car was knocked over.
According to witnesses, Anwar was lying motionless on the sidewalk as two girls crawled out of the wreckage.
Although people around the area were quick to resuscitate the victim, Anwar was pronounced dead before being taken to the hospital with broken ribs, a fractured pelvis and other serious injuries due to the severity of his injuries.
Two National Guardsmen on the ground removed the two girls from the overturned vehicle and held them until police arrived on the scene and arrested them.
According to the GoFundMe website, Anwar is described as a “Pakistani immigrant who came to the United States to make a better life for himself and his family” and was “just working last night to provide for his family when, unfortunately, his life was tragically taken by violence. “
A GoFundMe campaign launched on behalf of his family has raised more than $1 million to cover funeral costs and the family’s livelihood.
The case has sparked more attention to the issue of underage crime in the wake of the murder. Last week, two suspects appeared via video in DC Superior Court, where their attorney and prosecutor Bonnie Lindemann discussed the case with Judge Lynn Leibovitz.
Lindemann did not indicate that her office would attempt to transfer the 15-year-old’s case to adult court, according to The Washington Post.
Under D.C. law, the 13-year-old cannot be prosecuted as an adult because of her age.
The judge set the next court date for April 20 to discuss the status of the case.
Today (Monday), the latest shows the two have reached a plea agreement with prosecutors that will ensure they will not be held over the age of 21 or placed in a prison facility.
The internet is disappointed about such sentencing.
(Justice has not been served and these two men have shown such callous disregard for what they did that the plea deal is a complete travesty.)
(Ridiculous! They are murderers and should be punished accordingly.)
(Are you kidding? They’re murderers, and they’re free at 21? Stupid justice system)
In writing this article, I also checked the laws of the United States and even other countries for underage crime, although I understand that in most countries in the world, underage crime is difficult to be criminalized, but I also want to ask such a disregard for life, after 21 years old can be rehabilitated? Is the law protecting us or is it harming the future of our next generation’s existence?
Some people are still struggling with details like whether he used counterfeit money or suspected counterfeit money at the time when Floyd was compensated 27 million while the trial was broadcast live for several days nationwide.
Yet when it came to Anwar’s trial it was so quiet. Doesn’t an immigrant who used his hard work to fight for a better life in pursuit of the American dream deserve more respect in his life?
What a glorious past few months!
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