One of Northeast Jackson's finest is back on the streets. The Mississippi Parole Board sprung Broderick Robinson on September 15. Broderick Robinson pleaded guilty to possession of a stolen firearm in Hinds County Circuit Court on September 1, 2015. However, Judge Winston Kidd remanded two counts of house burglary. Judge Kidd sentenced him to serve five years in prison and two years of supervised probation but suspended two years of the sentence and gave him credit for time served. Robinson is 22 years old. Robinson has a long record of arrests for burglary, drug, and firearms-releated offenses.
The law forced the state to release Robinson when he served 25% of his sentence. Mr. Robinson and his friends are not just house burglars. They allegedly target homes with firearms and allegedly run guns and drugs before he took his sabbatical.
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Kingfish note: Make no mistake, this is one bad dude and his release is bad news for Northeast Jackson The keyboard warriors who brag about how they will shoot someone they catch stealing might want to think twice before messing with this guy. There is a good possibility he will be armed and armed with something better than whatever you are carrying. However, he can go back to prison for two more years if he is arrested for a felony.
Any information on him is welcome. He drove a white crown vic before he went to prison. He and his mother usually rent in the Northeast Jackson area. If you see him, feel free to take notes, pictures, and other observations and send them to me at kingfish1935@gmail.com so it can be forwarded to JPD. Keep in mind, you do have a constitutional right to defend yourself.
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27 comments:
What is this thug doing back on the streets? Looks like a judge isn't doing their job or is collecting a little something from criminals.
@11:12:
"Judge Winston Kidd"
A true friend to criminals.
The judge should have imposed a real sentence.
11:12- did you bother to read the post put up by KF? It says that the Parole Board released this 'thug'. What the Judge did has come and gone - at this point he evidently was in the slammer and the PB let him out. Try to catch up.
Jackson burglary cases are hard to prove, if anyone is even arrested. the light sentence was possibly the result of weak proof on the burglaries.
11:44, please read all that KF put up. Kidd suspended two years of the sentence and gave him credit for time served.
Why give a 5 year sentence when you are going to drop 2 years off?
We need more honest Judges. Don't need anymore that are more like those that come before them for criminal acts.
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This guy lives spitting distance from Highland Village (according to the address on his arrest form). How can he afford to live in such a highly prized neighborhood with such elevated property values?
Just askin'.
If you are a victim of a crime, you should register as a victim. Otherwise, it looks like no one is opposed to a criminal's release.
Brother so badd the jailhouse dont want him!
12:28 --- I am not in any way defending "Judge" Kidd - in my opinion he is one of the worst individuals sitting on the bench in a robe in the whole state. BUT - the fact that he sentenced to a five year term and then suspended two of the years is a process that probably 95% or more of the sentences by every circuit/county judge in the state.
I can't tell you why they do it, but the norm is to sentence for xxx years and then suspend yyy of them. Whether the 5 and 2 in this case was reasonable, I have no idea because I didn't listen to the trial.
Your questioning Kidd's 'honesty' or even his fitness to be a judge because of this 5/2 process would mean that we need to replace damn near every judge in the state.
In the 1990's, Senator Mike Gunn, Rep. Ken Stribling, and House Corrections Chairman Morris Lee Scott pushed through the so-called 85% Rule, which was to address situations where a 10- or 20- year sentence was only partially served. This law was roundly criticized in the media as too tough on criminals and as a budget-buster. Over the next decade, the Legislature passed a number of efforts to water that law down, many steered through by Chairman Bennett Malone. It is situations like Mr. Broderick's that make people want the 85% rule and other honest sentencing laws.
Please bring your tech nine and your dumb banana clip AK to my families house. I got plenty for you. MS is so backwards. But we all know that.
I got a Glock .40 with a 33rd clip, a Springfield 9MM 19 plus one, a Benelli .12 guage and a AKMS ak-47 waiting on him.
Gotta love Jackson, MS. Holy M'F'N Sh***
NEVER PC
2:33, maybe it is time to replace the judges that are more interested in the welfare of the criminals rather than the victims.
If the cops don't have the evidence the State can't prosecute.
that's not an arrest report, its a printout of Hinds County Circuit Court records, from a case assigned to Judge Tomie Green, prosecuted by then ADA Daryl Smith. other cases of this defendant were assigned to Judge Kidd, according to KF. sometimes the prosecutor has to settle for what you can get with defendants like this: weak evidence, scared victims and witnesses. that doesn't make it right, but its not as easy as some of you seem to think. try getting 12 people to agree on multiple issues, such as elements of a crime, beyond a reasonable doubt. you need strong evidence and reliable witnesses to warrant a no tolerance attitude. sadly, that doesn't come along much in Jackson, MS.
7:44,Weak evidence, scared victims and witnesses were not the reason he was given such a light sentence. It was after the court procedings and the man found guilty that the judge decided to let him off light.
We need better and more honest judges.
Yes Judge Kidd was light on the sentence but overall you can thank the Gov for House Bill 585. Thank you so much Feel and please stop claiming to be an ex law enforcement officer, you never were certified and just a political appointment just like Steve Pickett who is chair of the parole board.
11:21, why keep trying to put the blame on someone else. Kidd was the one who decided to give the light sentence. Let the blame go to the person it should go to.
what a asshole, keep your finger off the trigger until you are ready to shoot!
11:51 - no defense of the undefensable Kidd, but I'm sure you sat through the trial and listened to the evidence to be able to place the blame so squarely on the sentence imposed. Not the cops; not the prosecutor; not the jury; not the parole board.
I have no idea what kind of case they presented here, and thusly am not going to pass judgment on the Judge. I don't respect him; I don't think his ability as a Judge is worth a damn. But in this case I don't know how you can so easily place all the blame on him and exonerate all others involved.
3:39, Kidd was the judge who passed sentence on the thug. He chose to give a light sentence then chopped it by almost half. You can't blame that on anyone except the judge.
If you read the guilty plea petition that Kingfish posted, you will see that the district attorney made a sentencing recommendation and the judge followed the recommendation. A judge is not required to sentence a defendant according to a plea-bargained guilty plea petition, BUT if a judge routinely chooses to ignore the DA recommendation in a plea-bargained guilty plea petition, defense attorneys will inform their client that it is a waste of time to plea bargain and defendant should just take the case to trial. The result would be trials for every case which will clog up the court dockets. If you don't believe that, then you have never been an experienced and credible judge, DA or defense attorney.
11:01, so you suggestion is to put criminals back on the street as fast as possible so law enforcement will not have to do the job they are paid to do?
@11:07, this is @11:01. Read my comment. I didn't make such a ridiculous suggestion. My suggestion is (a) when a judge follows a plea-bargained guilty plea petition, then blame the prosecutor -- not the judge; or (b) eliminate plea bargaining and elect prosecutors who want to eliminate crime even if they have to conduct a trial on all cases and allocate more money for extra assistant prosecutors and judges when every defendant wants a trial.
1:46, make as many excuses as you want. We still see piss poor judges giving life time criminals a slap on the wrist and letting them back on the street to prey on innocent people.
If law enforcement wasn't always coming up with ways to put money in their own pockets we might have better results. Crime is a money making business. Everyone but the victims get a little of the action.
We need people who do the work they are paid to do.
Fuck all yall opinions and comments
No evidence my son broke in anybody house
Suck your daddy dick. 🍆🍆 king fish or who ever your weak ass is.😡😡
Just ... wow @September 28, 2016 at 10:10 AM
It's a crying shame that you actually procreated and queefed out this cretinous waste of skin. Exhibit A as to why poor parenting has led us down this road that we as a law-abiding society are travelling.
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