Jackson Municipal Court Judge Ali Shamsideen said on WMPR last summer that Jackson doesn't have a problem with suspects committing more crimes while they are out on bond. Um, tell that to the woman who was carjacked this week. WLBT reported this morning that U.S. Marshals arrested Justin Darby for carjacking. WLBT story.
Darby and some other individuals engaged each other in a chase and a shootout on Lynch Street. JPD said he carjacked a woman. Darby was free on bond when the alleged carjacking took place. A Hinds County grand jury indicted him in ....... drum roll...... May 2015 for being a felon in possession of a firearm. The case is assigned to Judge Jeff Weill. The indictment seeks to classify him as a habitual offender since he has several drug-offense convictions.
Kingfish note: This earlier post explains the Ali Shamsideen reference.
*This is the JPD press release that was issued earlier this week for the carjacking:
Jackson Police are investigating an incident where multiple shots were fired, resulting in a motor vehicle accident and an armed carjacking. These incidents occurred in the 3200 block of Lynch St. near Hwy 80 W. just before 12:00pm.
Thursday, December 14, 2017
Dear Ali Shamsid-deen......
Officer originally responded to the Jubilee gas station at the corner of Lynch St. and Hwy 80 for what was believed to be a gunshot victim. Upon their arrival, Officers found a silver sedan stopped on the intersection which had sustained heavy front end damage. Officers later learned that several shots had been fired at the vehicle prior to the accident as well as shortly after the accident and a 38-year-old male had left that vehicle and ran to the Jubilee where someone contact Police, assuming that he had been shot.
Information was later obtained that the initial incident stemmed from an altercation between the occupants of the silver sedan and the occupants of a dark red sedan in the parking lot of the Texaco gas station, also on Lynch St., just east of the Jubilee. Both vehicle left the lot as several shots were fired and the red sedan appeared to be pursing the silver sedan. As the silver sedan traveled west on Lynch St. and approached the Hwy 80 intersection at a very high rate of speed, it violently collided with the rear of a gray vehicle which was stationary at the traffic light, forcing it into the intersection. Three individuals exited the silver sedan; one appeared to be a female who got into a red two-door vehicle that was stopped at the light, before fleeing east on Hwy 80. At that time, the red vehicle that was in pursuit, stop in the intersection just past the wreck and fired shots at the remaining occupants before continuing further on Lynch St. away from the scene. One of the occupants, a black male, ran to the vehicle they had collided with and forced the female driver out at gunpoint. He then took her vehicle and fled at a high rate of speed west on Hwy 80. The third occupant, also a black male, ran to the Jubilee along with the carjacked female.
The male suffered lacerations to the head that appeared to have been caused during the accident and not from gunfire. He was transported for his injures and is said to be in stable condition.
The carjacked vehicle was a gray 2005 Chevy Impala, believed to have been taken by a black male suspect, known only as “Lil J”. The license plate of that vehicle is, WBJ785 (Warren Co. MS tag).
It was unknown if this incident is related to the two early morning shootings that occurred on First Ave. and again on Capital St. That possibility has not yet been ruled out but there is not enough information, at this time, to make that determination.
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4 comments:
Any person who does not know about the problem in Jackson by thugs who are already out on bond for committing some other crime should not be a judge.
yet another reason why we cant have nice things...
Ali Ahm Shamollie must be sort of damned idiot.
5:53, I can agree. Why do the people seem to look under the biggest rock to find their judges? It just doesn't make and sense to make a judge out of the village idiot.
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