“Lamont you are under arrest for kidnapping and forcible rape.’’ Lamont is now being extradited to Washington and is going straight to trial. “Lamont you were warned about me,” says the judge. “May the courts have mercy on your soul. “Lamont on the count of forcible rape I sentence you to 10 years of confinement and to pay restitution to the victim until your sentence is completed. “On the count of Arson, I sentence you to 15 years confinement, on the count of the criminal homicide of Walter Smith, I sentence you to life without parole,” says the judge. You will seek out rehabilitation within the prison but you will never see the light of day again, given your criminal history and deviance, I hope you have learned your lesson because this will be the last time you will be out in society as a free man and next time it will be on work Release” now get this criminal out of my face bailiff, the court is adjourned.

“I’ve been abducted and raped, my attacker doesn’t know I have my phone and I believe we’re in a Honda Accord.

“Look Rashaad ballistics from the crime scene matches your duty pistol, so why did you do it,” says the officer.

When Rashaad arrives home, he sees his home being burnt to the ground and so he tries to run into the burning house to find his dad but has no luck.

Lamont shoots his uncle in the head and then drags him into the closet then sets the house on fire and drives off.

Lamont is preparing to skip town and after paying his bond he commits a robbery on this poor man, he stole the man’s gun and used it on the man killing him instantly.

Lamont isn’t too worried about it as he has the money for his bond and plans to run away as soon as the opportunity strikes.

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“threatened search warrant, the officers tore the house up inch by inch trying to find admissible evidence for the ADA’s office in Lamont’s preliminary hearing.

He starts getting very irate with the officer and he struck the officer with his handcuffed hands, breaking the officer’s nose and jaw.

When Lamont made it to the police station, he had to go through the booking (reserve accommodations for) process and his photos taken and his fingerprints scanned into the database. Lamont knows he doesn’t have a lawyer, but he isn’t a minor being 19, he invokes his 5th amendment (an individual cannot be compelled by the government to provide incriminating information about herself) rights until his uncle shows up

Lamont had an extremely high quantity amount prescription pills with the general intent of selling the pills for profit, with him having general knowledge of criminal law and common law from his uncle and knowing selling drugs is a felony, he decides to start selling them in school.

Lamont always struggled with living with the man who put his father behind bars.

He would act in school so badly to where it came to the point, he needed a police officer to escort him from class to class until he graduated high school.

Rashaad Smith is a corrections officer at the King County Corrections institution in Seattle, Washington.