Soros-Puppet DA Went Soft on a Career Criminal Who Then Murdered a Father of Five
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Soros-Puppet DA Went Soft on a Career Criminal Who Then Murdered a Father of Five
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Jenkins had accumulated at least three separate gun charges dating back to 2022, all of which were dismissed or declined for prosecution by Garza's office.
Jenkins was also arrested on a domestic violence charge in 2023, failed to appear in court, was re-arrested, released again after a bond increase, and ultimately went on to allegedly commit murder.
Garza, who had no prior prosecutorial experience before taking office, was elected in 2020 with significant financial backing from a George Soros-aligned PAC that contributed $652,000 and spent nearly $1 million on campaign advertising.
Dennis Farris, president of the Austin Police Retired Officer's Association, previously accused Garza's prosecutors of acting "more like defense attorneys than they are prosecutors" and said victims were no longer being consulted before plea bargains were offered.
The family of Doug Cantor, killed in the 2021 Sixth Street mass shooting in Austin, publicly accused Garza of slow-walking the gunman's prosecution and putting the case on the "back burner."
Multiple victims' families have described Garza's office as unresponsive, secretive about case decisions, and indifferent to their need for justice.
Critics argue the pattern of declining to prosecute repeat offenders is not administrative oversight but a deliberate ideological commitment to decarceration and leniency.
Soros has funded similar progressive DA campaigns across the country, including in Los Angeles, Philadelphia, and Chicago, with many of those jurisdictions drawing comparable criticism over rising crime and lax prosecution.
Garza's office did not respond to requests for comment on the Jenkins case, and the DA has not publicly addressed why the prior gun charges against Jenkins were repeatedly dismissed.
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