Former Rochester Police officer, Shawn Jordan, gets 10 weekends in jail for rape of 13-year-old
Former Rochester Police officer, Shawn Jordan, gets 10 weekends in jail for rape of 13-year-old
ROCHESTER, N.Y. – Does the punishment fit the crime? That’s what some people are asking after a former Rochester Police officer who raped a 13-year-old was sentenced. Shawn Jordan was sentenced Wednesday to 10 weekends in jail and 10 years probation. He pleaded guilty to raping the teen in 2022 in S...
Shawn Jordan was sentenced Wednesday to 10 weekends in jail and 10 years probation. He pleaded guilty to raping the teen in 2022 in South Bristol.
Shawn Jordan also was sentenced to 10 years probation under an initial plea agreement. Jordan pleaded guilty earlier this year to raping the girl in 2022 in South Bristol.
eh?! the weekends? like he's grounded? Can he choose which one, otherwise that could overlap with his plans he made for his weekends and that would be a bit harsh!
I hear people in prison don't like cops or pedos. Maybe they'll dole out some justice
it's funny seeing everyone in the thread outing themselves as not reading the article. guys the location is the very first part of the article body.
I get not wanting the victim to have to testify at that age, but how does a plea offer of less than a month in jail even get made for something like this?
Because he's a cop. It's surprising he was even charged for it.
Dude! They took away his weekends! That is harsh!
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Now he'll have to do his raping during the week. The poor man!
I don't know the details, maybe those are sealed. I don't know anything and I'm not a lawyer. The defendant may have a legal advantage in that no victim will testify (victim is a child, we don't force children to testify).
It's fug ing absurd ill give you that
I read that headline as 10 weeks in jail, and thought "that's not enough time I should reread that" turns out I was wrong but the real headline was worse.
Disgusting piece of shit and sentence.
“I’m not entirely satisfied with the sentence … but ultimately as a prosecutor I have to weigh things like the impact of actually having to testify on the victim of this crime,” said Ontario County Assistant District Attorney Kelly Wolford. “And she’s a child, and she was going to have to face her accuser in the courtroom. And when I was given the opportunity to consider whether or not we’d take a guilty plea – absolutely, all day, in a circumstance like this.”
**** edit this is Canada shit, happened in Canada, apologies, I think it's relevant to the us *****
It's really rough. The u.s. judicial system is not prepared to deal with this.
Ontario is in Canada.
In fairness, when I saw Rochester I immediately assumed the non-city in the UK.
Edit: Wait what, it talks about Bristol, also in the UK, but apparently Ontario is also a county in the state of NY (which is again named after a UK city). So you were right, this is 'merica.
Canada has a very serious violence against women problem. And as it turns out a horrific sentencing problem
It's a US story
Thanks friend, always appreciate a bit of solidarity in the face of stupid
He's a cop so he can never be wrong but we'll give you a token to shut you up.
Is it rape because she's underage, or is it rape because she didn't consent?
Yes.
Underage people cannot consent.
There is no consent if you're underage. Period.
So it's rape because she can't consent, because she's underage. They go hand in hand here.