Judge Denounces Little Girl Who Was Traumatized by Home Invasion for Being Racist

A probable facilitator of the epidemic of black on white crime is jury nullification, by which juries choose racial solidarity over justice when arriving at a verdict. The phenomenon is spreading to judges:

A black Circuit Court Judge in Louisville, KY prompted outrage after he expressed racial solidarity with an armed black home invader and chastised the victims. In 2013, two black males stormed into the home of a white family and terrorized them at gun point.

Judge Olu Stevens was handling a sentencing hearing for Gregory Wallace, one of the two perpetrators. The family made a victim impact statement about the trauma that had been inflicted on their daughter, who was three years old at the time. The family testified that two years later, she is still terrified of black males.

Judge Olu Stevens, who is black, then chastised the victims and expressed racial solidarity with the confessed perpetrator. The judge suggested that it was the fault of the victims that their daughter was afraid of black males. Then he refused to sentence the violent gunman to prison. Stevens would only sentence the thug to probation, so he can potentially victimize many more people.

Watch in horror as the judge denounces a 5-year-old for her natural reaction:

A judge cannot possibly be unaware that blacks are vastly more likely to commit crimes. He condemns a 5-year-old for not having internalized a politically correct lie.

On a tip from Rob E.