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progressoid

(51,790 posts)
5. Maybe becuase Mangione's terrorism charges came from the state of New York?
Sun Aug 10, 2025, 07:24 PM
Aug 10
Federal charges

If found guilty in federal court, Mangione could face the death penalty.

The federal charges against him include: one count of using a firearm to commit murder, which carries a maximum sentence of death or life in prison; one count of interstate stalking resulting in death; and one count of stalking through use of interstate facilities resulting in death (each carrying a maximum sentence of life in prison); and one count of discharging a firearm equipped with a silencer to commit a violent crime (which carries a sentence of 30 years to life in prison.)

State charges

Mangione also faces 11 counts in state court in New York. On Tuesday, a Manhattan grand jury indicted Mangione for murder as an act of terrorism, criminal possession of a weapon and criminal possession of a forged instrument. He also faces charges in Pennsylvania, where he had been arrested inside a McDonald's in Altoona, Pa., five days after the shooting.

Manhattan District Attorney Alvin Bragg described Thompson's death as "a frightening, well-planned, targeted murder that was intended to cause shock and attention and intimidation."

https://www.npr.org/2024/12/19/nx-s1-5234272/mangione-ceo-killing-charges-notebooks


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You don't really need it explained edhopper Aug 10 #1
Point made Whyisthisstillclose Aug 10 #2
from June: TheProle Aug 10 #3
Interpretation: "Wait until the story isn't fresh, and then let him walk free." erronis Aug 10 #7
Will definitely be working Quanto Magnus Aug 10 #9
I really think you can't pardon MadameButterfly Aug 11 #27
I doubt that's going to happen. Gimpyknee Aug 11 #30
yeah, that was mid june. how long does it take for them to decide? nt orleans Aug 10 #19
Making no decision is a decision. nt SunSeeker Aug 11 #22
Republicans are poopy-heads. Xavier Breath Aug 10 #4
They're all hypocritical pieces of shit who only care about one thing, and that is power. Karasu Aug 10 #18
Maybe becuase Mangione's terrorism charges came from the state of New York? progressoid Aug 10 #5
Still doesn't explain why the Feds have not stepped up and charged him applegrove Aug 10 #6
They are both potentially facing death penalties. progressoid Aug 10 #8
Nope. Trump does not want to tap down political threats and violence applegrove Aug 10 #11
The guy who shot at Trump was killed on the spot, so he was not charged. SunSeeker Aug 11 #23
I forgot he was killed. Thanks. applegrove Aug 11 #24
It seems the state of Minnesota would do it MadameButterfly Aug 11 #28
The same thing that made James Comey BaronChocula Aug 10 #10
yup, they are both disgusting terrorists Skittles Aug 10 #12
OK This is simple. The CEO was a rich Republican. The Minnesotans were Democtrats. flashman13 Aug 10 #13
That definition fits Stump, the MAGATs and GOP prefectly however. rickyhall Aug 10 #14
Not being charged because ... SLClarke Aug 10 #15
If that's the thought process, it actually shows a lot of foresight. I hope that's the case. Karasu Aug 10 #17
You can have both federal and state charges Prairie Gates Aug 11 #26
Because the lives of CEOs are valued FAR more than anyone else's in this country. Meanwhile, the guy on the right killed Karasu Aug 10 #16
Simple as I can make it: The wealthy are waging an on-going war against the people of the United States LT Barclay Aug 10 #20
X1000... You and I think just alike! More's the pity... nt slightlv Aug 10 #21
Yes, they are. OldBaldy1701E Aug 11 #25
CEO was rich AKwannabe Aug 11 #29
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