Fifty Ways To Not Go To Prison For Life...Yes, Fifty

Geez, Can we give this lowlife any more chances to finally kill somebody or steal more money which is basically what she does for a living? Fifty felonies and countless court dates with likely public defenders, a mountain of stolen goods and money, endless unpaid bills and court fines, what a life. Only in America, or hand wringing liberal Europe would tolerate this crap too , but nowhere else on earth.

Career criminal isn't even touching the surface with this old pro. How many liberal excuses can they come up with not to just slam the door on this waste of humanity once and for all?

They'll think of some more I'm sure, so don't count her out as she could be coming to a neighborhood near you as soon as parole comes up in a few years for her latest FELONY conviction, number 51! And she's only doing 8 years for the latest one, can you imagine?......

Back to prison, with 50 prior felony convictions

WWMT NEWSCHANNEL 3:

KALAMAZOO, Mich. (NEWSCHANNEL 3) - Someone who is all too familiar to police and prosecutors is going to prison after committing 50 felonies.

The record on 57-year-old Cassandra Grant shows a whooping 50 prior felony convictions. Prosecutors say this is the epitome of a career criminal.

"I was shocked, I seriously thought it was a typo," said Assistant Prosecutor Stuart Fenton. "Usually someone has three or four prior felony convictions, five, six, seven, eight, but I've never seen anywhere close to this many prior convictions."

Grant's crimes have not been violent onces, but ones that cheat out banks, stores and individuals.

"Everything under the sun when it comes to fraud," said Fenton, speaking of Grant's prior convictions. "Uttering and publishing, forgery, larceny, grand theft, no account checks."

Grant has been in and out of jail and prison, and on and off probation for most of her adult life.

This week, she was sentenced after pleading guilty to passing bad checks at a Kohl's department store.

You would think someone with more than fifty felonies would automatically be sent away for a long time, but sentencing guidelines this time around suggested a maximum sentence of a little over two years.

"They are rarely, if ever, rehabbed," said Fenton. "They are career fraud artists basically, yet the legislature doesn't recognize that in sentencing guidelines."

In this case, Judge Pamela Lightvoet decided to exceed the sentencing guidelines and sentenced Grant to a minimum of eight years.

Minimum 8 years still isn't enough for this freak.

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