A man convicted and sentenced to three counts of rape in March was free to rape again and rape again he did (allegedly).
JPD arrested Jermaine Bradley and charged him with statutory rape, aggravated assault, sexual exploitation of a minor, and felon in possession of a gun. Bradley allegedly shot his girlfriend in the stomach. He confessed to it all in court today. A Jackson Municipal Court judge denied bond for Bradley.
Unfortunately, Bradley has quite a criminal record. The Hinds County grand jury indicted him for no less than three counts of sexual battery and one count of gratification of lust in 2024. The victim was a minor.
Bradley pleaded guilty in March 2025 to five years in prison but suspended two years of the sentence. However, there was one little stipulation in the sentence.
ISP means intense supervised probation by MDOC. Translation: House Arrest.
Assistant District Attorney Sharon Spencer prosecuted the case. Hinds County Circuit Judge Debra Gibbs presided.
Judge Gibbs accepted the recommendation and sentenced him to five years on house arrest but suspended two years of the sentence on March 11, 2025.
Kingfish note: There is a question of whether the section is legal. Section 47-5-1003 of the Mississippi Code states:
(1) An intensive supervision program may be used as an alternative to incarceration for offenders who are not convicted of a crime of violence pursuant to Section 97-3-2 as selected by the court and for juvenile offenders as provided in Section 43-21-605. Any offender convicted of a sex crime shall not be placed in the program.
Section 97-3-2 defines sexual battery as a crime of violence.
It would not be surprising to learn the sentence was light because of the victim's unwillingness to testify.
Posted below: Sentencing and indictment.
18 comments:
The Jackson court system is truly unlike any other in the state.
Thank God.
The only thing Democrats love more than crime? The criminals that commit them.
Castration is the solution.
Simply terrible.
Blessings for those who fit the PC demographic.
Another Tommie Green, I mean Debra Gibbs, blessing.
What on earth is the District Attorney’s office doing? Clearly these attorneys don’t understand the most basics of statute… oh yeah, Jody could care less about his staff he is prepping for trial..
So where is the DA’s press release about this madness? Rhetorical question.
I wish this DA and Judge could be prosecuted for their negligence.
These catch & release criminals are preying on the black communities. So, the fake justice system is violating blacks' civil rights. Why can't this get tossed into federal court system?
The lack of seriousness when it comes to sentencing rapist, and other sexual predators, isn't confined to Jackson, or Hinds County, Mississippi. It seems that I read every week, in different areas of the country, of light sentences for sexual crimes. This shouldn't be in a civilized society.
This individual should be serving life for the multitude of crimes he has committed! He should never be able to return to society as a free person! He is a savage. He will never change. He is likely to reoffend after his release. The judge is not qualified for her position! She needs to step down!
as long as he keeps his sexual violence on his side of the river and in his community and culture, I dont care. They dont think their lives matter and i am beyond fatigued. injust dont care until it spills into our community. Thankfully, we still quietly practice our form of justice here.
Couldn't care less!!!!!
@3:39 WLBT claims the max sentence is 2-5 years based on age between the two. Maybe future Governor Hosemann/Fitch/White will force the legislature to review these shit standards that put our families at risk
Can the Bar disbar a judge? You know, provided they actually do their job.
This guy should be laying in a ditch, bleeding heavily from the crotch.
Deep redeeming culture.
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