Leftard justice - swift and sure. $20k in damages and time to repair the keying and you get a day suspension from your no responsibility no accountability state job with Minnesota.
And now local reporters have learned that, on the same day she announced the Adams diversion, Moriarty charged a 19-year-old woman — with no prior criminal record — with a first-degree felony for keying one car, belonging to a White Castle co-worker, and causing just $7,000 in damages.
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One day.
I wrote a column for the New York Post back in April about the incident, under the headline,
You will recall the heady days of March 2025: Elon Musk and his DOGE reform effort strode aside the world as a Colossus, inspiring fear and loathing in sensitive men of a certain political bent.
Almost a year later, local media have an update to the story. From affiliate FOX-9 TV,
The report represents the equivalent of the proverbial “strongly-worded letter” to be placed in his “permanent record.”
Adams is described in the law firm’s report as a team leader. The guy was 33-years-old at the time of the vandalism incidents. He should know better.
Your tax dollars at work.
And now local reporters have learned that, on the same day she announced the Adams diversion, Moriarty charged a 19-year-old woman — with no prior criminal record — with a first-degree felony for keying one car, belonging to a White Castle co-worker, and causing just $7,000 in damages.
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Serial-Tesla-vandal/MN-government-employee Dylan Adams was given a one-day suspension from work as “punishment.”One day.
I wrote a column for the New York Post back in April about the incident, under the headline,
My angle was the soft-on-crime local prosecutor Mary Moriarty declined to charge Adams criminally for his vandalism spree, but did charge another hapless young gal for a lesser crime, but a less political agenda.
You will recall the heady days of March 2025: Elon Musk and his DOGE reform effort strode aside the world as a Colossus, inspiring fear and loathing in sensitive men of a certain political bent.
Almost a year later, local media have an update to the story. From affiliate FOX-9 TV,
“Punished” with an extra day off. Fox 9 includes in their story a nine-page report, commissioned by Adams’ employer, the state Dept. of Human Services (DHS). The report bears the name of a local law firm. Who knows how much it cost to produce. Portions of the report are redacted.
The report represents the equivalent of the proverbial “strongly-worded letter” to be placed in his “permanent record.”
Adams is described in the law firm’s report as a team leader. The guy was 33-years-old at the time of the vandalism incidents. He should know better.
Your tax dollars at work.
