January 1, Trump Was Right Again Judge Scrambles Over Murderer Fitness After Brutal Refugee Killing

Wyatt’s Take

• A North Carolina judge is deciding whether the accused killer is fit for trial.
• The case has renewed anger over a system critics say failed to keep a violent offender off the streets.
• Officials are reportedly seeking the death penalty if the case moves forward.

A North Carolina judge now decides if the career criminal accused of butchering a young refugee is fit for trial.

This case exposes a broken system that lets violent offenders roam our streets.

The victim, Iryna Zarutska, was commuting home from her job at a pizza shop when she was attacked.

Video evidence shows the suspect stabbing her multiple times, including a fatal blow to the neck.

DeCarlos Brown has a record including fourteen prior arrests and a five-year prison stint for armed robbery.

He remained free to strike again despite this clear history of violence.

“He had been arrested 14 times, Jesse, as you know, and should have been in jail when he murdered that beautiful, innocent young woman.”

Reports indicate Brown was recently found unable to stand trial after a December evaluation.

He is now undergoing further testing to see if he can face federal charges.

The federal government has indicated they intend to seek the death penalty if the case proceeds.

This move comes as citizens demand accountability for the rising violence on public transit.

Wyatt Matters

Middle Americans believe criminals should face consequences, not repeated chances to harm innocent people.

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