COP SHOOTER FREED BY LIB JUDGE STRIKES AGAIN IN BOSTON CHAOS

追加: 2026-05-22

[00:00:00]You're trying to virtue signal. You're trying to use your white guilt to punish all of the law-abiding citizens in your town by forcing us to live with a violent criminal like Tyler Brown. And to me, it makes me sick. Because you have all these judges that are holding up Trump legislation, and you have these judges that are oftentimes appointed. They didn't even earn it. They don't even have a criminal background, so they don't even really know what they're doing. They just got this position. And even there's judges that run in elections and win, and they don't have a long history sitting on the bench. So, I can understand you make a mistake here and there, but this is a slam dunk. You had a guy that shot a cop.

[00:00:43]>> [applause] >> THANK YOU GUYS SO MUCH for watching After Hours with Alex Stein right here on Real America's Voice. Now, everybody here in America is constantly under the fear of being attacked. That's right. You go to a gas pump late at night, you're always kind of looking around. Is somebody going to come after me? Whenever you're just basically operating anywhere you go, a restaurant, everybody's kind of always on edge. And that's probably normal because we live in a violent country.

[00:01:11]And to me, I feel like this should be a very easy problem to solve if we would just kick out every single illegal immigrant that has a criminal record because we already have enough criminals that were born here. And I think that by adding millions of illegal aliens, it only increases the likelihood of crime.

[00:01:29]So, our country is a mess.

[00:01:32]And it's not just a mess because people act bad or some people have a personality defect that causes them to hurt other people. That's part of it, sure.

[00:01:40]But we also have a criminal justice system that is not just at all. We have libtarded blue-haired judges that will let out child sex offenders, will let out serious criminals if they are black, brown, or they feel for some reason that that person might be part of a marginalized community, they will be held to a lesser standard than you or me because the system feels like they have to I guess overcorrect for the injustices that happened previously before we were probably even alive.

[00:02:13]And because of this anti-racism push by the left, we have libtarded judges like this one, Janet Sanders, who's going viral because Janet gave a very light sentence to a violent criminal by the name of Tyler Brown.

[00:02:29]That's right, Tyler Brown is a violent repeat offender that had committed crimes all over Massachusetts, and he was recently given a sweetheart deal by Janet Sanders, who is a progressive judge based in Boston.

[00:02:43]And the latest with Tyler, this story's going viral, he was uh involved in a shooting where he shot 50 to 60 rounds from a semi-automatic rifle at random passing cars, critically injuring two men, one an MBTA driver with a bullet still in his skull currently. Brown, who was on parole at the time, had just been involved in a FaceTime call with his parole officer before the shooting, where he was seen waving the rifle and making threats after relapsing on drugs.

[00:03:17]This latest violence comes after he previously shot two Boston police officers in 2020, highlighting the ongoing systems with the criminal justice department in Boston. Now, this guy has shot cops. Why is he out on the street? And what makes me so mad about Tyler Brown is, yes, he's probably mentally ill. Yeah, I'm sure he's withdrawing or high on drugs.

[00:03:39]I don't care. He wasn't even really committing a crime to better himself. It wasn't like he was robbing a store, not that that would be okay, but that makes sense. He's trying to get some money or something. No, this guy was strung out to go drugs, randomly shooting passersby.

[00:03:53]Somebody's just driving to work, TAKING THEIR KID TO A SOCCER GAME. BOOM, you get shot by Tyler Brown. KID'S LIKE, "DADDY, DADDY, I WANT MCDONALD'S." LIKE, "WE GOT MCDONALD'S at home." Boom, you get shot. You're going to wish you took your kid to McDonald's and had one more ice cream cone with him when Tyler Brown accidentally shoots him. Trust me, you're not going to wish you were at home eating the nasty version of McDonald's. So, this is the America that we live in, >> [snorts] >> and it doesn't matter how much we fight against the system, the system is corrupt because this could have been an easily fixable problem if the judge would have just kept him in jail FOR SHOOTING TWO BOSTON POLICE OFFICERS.

[00:04:27]It's really not that complicated, so I want to play shot six. This is a short summary about the case. At about 12:30, Boston police officers attempted to do a well-being check at his home in Dorchester after his parole officer reported that he made suicidal statements.

[00:04:44]He was also allegedly seen on FaceTime with an assault rifle and said he would use it. The bulletin also mentioned his phone was pinging in Cambridge. Shortly after the bulletin went out, these videos of Brown were taken on Memorial Drive. He's seen walking down in the middle of the street terrorizing drivers, waving and shooting a long gun.

[00:05:08]Now, that's pretty scary, a guy with a semi-automatic rifle just walking down the street indiscriminately shooting random passersby.

[00:05:16]Sounds like something in GTA, like a video game. Well, I say it every episode. Reality is stranger than fiction. I think this is a good indication of a guy that should have been in jail for having a long criminal history, but was just free to roam around the streets, and we have uh some information from one of the eyewitnesses. Their name is Armando Zona, and he talks about how chilling it was because Tyler Brown started walking towards his home with the automatic rifle. Let's play it.

[00:05:44]And I'm I shocked that I'm just like, "Is that a shooter? Is that really happening? I'm still standing on the balcony.

[00:05:52]We He took a glance towards here. I'm quite sure about that, and I ran right outside here inside the house yelling to my wife to go into the bathroom. So, when I got to this point over here, when I got to this point running, the back the shot came in, bang, I heard. I turned around, I see the window splattered, this big loud noise.

[00:06:20]I couldn't connect comprehend.

[00:06:23]How can this be? This is a a bullet that just came into my house.

[00:06:29]Now, the reason why judges should give criminals harsh punishments, and I understand there's certain instances where a more lenient punishment it fits the crime.

[00:06:41]But, we have progressive judges that know that this guy is violent, and then they give him a sweetheart deal on a previous criminal charge. What that does is that reinforces bad behavior. The reason why we give harsh punishments is so people learn that lesson, and they go and choose not to repeat the same offense that they once committed. But, when you have a guy shoot two Boston police officers, and you have judges like Janet Sanders that lets him right out, you're reinforcing that bad behavior. You're not training his mind to associate shooting somebody with a bad outcome. To him, he feels like he can shoot a cop and then just be out on the streets less than 6 years later. We need to stop reinforcing bad behavior.

[00:07:21]You look at places like New York and Los Angeles that have what they call bail reform, where if you're poor, they're not going to hold you to the same standard as somebody that is, you know, middle class. They're going to just let you out of jail. That's right, on what they call an ROR bond, release on own recognizance, because you're poor, you can't afford a bail bond, and because they somehow have construed this bail bond industry as being evil when in reality it's bail bonds and that actually hold these criminals accountable and make sure that they go to court for the crimes that they committed. So, our system is so screwed up they actually punish the people that are trying to fix it while letting the criminals out to go commit more violent crime. And this is this judge, she knew that this is not in the best interest of safety for the people of Boston by letting Tyler Brown out back on the streets. But guess what?

[00:08:12]She did it against what the district attorney wanted, against all her better judgment, she let this freak back out on the streets. Let's play sound number eight discussing that.

[00:08:21]Suffolk Superior Court Judge Janet Sanders, who's now retired, gave him five to six years and said this to him in court. Yeah, I can't look into a crystal ball and tell tell figure out what's going to happen once you get out. But I do understand that I am taking a risk here. And I just pray that that, you know, my intuitions are right.

[00:08:45]Yeah, I'm sure Judge Sanders you're praying. A woman like you probably doesn't believe in God. And it's really not that hard to predict somebody's future behavior if you have their long criminal history sitting in a folder right in front of you. You can see that if they were shooting cops in the past, robbing people, committing violent crime, the likelihood of them doing that in the future is high. To really high.

[00:09:10]So, you are better than that, but you're trying to virtue signal. You're trying to use your white guilt to punish all of the law-abiding citizens in your town by forcing us to live with a violent criminal like Tyler Brown. And to me, it makes me sick because you have all these judges that are holding up Trump legislation. And you have these judges that are often times appointed, they didn't even earn it, they don't even have a criminal background, so they don't even really know what they're doing. They just got this position. And even there's judges that run in elections and win and they don't have a long history sitting on the bench. So, I can understand you make a mistake here and there, but this is a slam dunk. You had a guy that shot a cop, but because you want to defund the cops, you probably like that Tyler Brown was a cop shooter. You probably enjoyed that. You probably found that quite interesting and you thought, man, this is a colorful character. Maybe we should let him out of jail so he can go shoot some more cops. Is that what you wanted, Janet?

[00:10:09]Because you got what you wanted. You got more violence, you got more what [clears throat] we call trauma-based mind control regarding guns. Every time there's a gun, they can kind of reinforce the idea of taking away the second amendment because you let people like Tyler Brown, who is a convicted criminal, out on the street to go commit more of these heinous crimes.

[00:10:29]So, here is a former Suffolk County District Attorney explaining how terrible of a job that Janet Jack, excuse me, Janet Sanders did as the judge on Tyler Brown's case.

[00:10:40]Judge Saunders did two things. She didn't take our, you know, very strongly worded 10 to 12 years, but she also, on the probation violation, ran it concurrently, not consecutively, right?

[00:10:54]So, she said, "Okay, yeah, he violated probation for assault and battery with a dangerous weapon back in 2024 and witness intimidation, but I'm going to run them same time instead of consecutively." I know you're a lawyer, but I'm just saying it for the other people that might not understand. I wouldn't have been as upset if she said four to five for the conduct that he just did shooting at a police officer.

[00:11:20]Yeah, I believe that's 10 to 12, but if she ran it consecutively, another four to five for that, then he still would have been in jail right now. She did two things that I was really just shocked at.

[00:11:36]So one mistake, you can give her the benefit of the doubt, but two mistakes, making his cases and his sentences run concurrently instead of consecutively, shortening his sentence in half, that is too big of a mistake to just call it an accident. So I truly believe, and I know I'm a conspiracy theorist is going to say, "Alex, you're a conspiracy theorist." When that judge heard that Tyler Brown was on trial for shooting cops in her sick mind because she wants to defund the police because she wants to make every single cop's life a lot harder, especially in the Massachusetts area, she said, "Great. Let's let this guy get out so maybe potentially he can shoot another cop."

[00:12:14]I truly believe that. I mean, why else would you let the guy out of jail? And why would you make his sentences run at the same time instead of consecutively?

[00:12:21]It literally makes zero sense. But if you and I forgot to return a library book, they would probably give us the death penalty. We have a two-tier justice system, and if you're a criminal, the system works in your favor. If you're a law-abiding citizen, good luck. All right, GUYS. COMING UP AFTER the break, Chud the Builder, the world's most famous racist, or currently most famous racist, got involved in a shooting. That's right, he shot somebody and then he accidentally shot himself.

[00:12:48]Oopsy poopsy. We're going to get into that right after this.