Controversy Surrounding Mary Moriarty's Decision Not to File Charges
Soros-backed prosecutor Mary Moriarty faces backlash for not pressing charges against Minnesota government staffer who vandalized Tesla vehicles, causing $20,000 in damages. Critics accuse her of prioritizing criminals over safety and promoting a two-tier justice system.
Key Points
- Mary Moriarty, a Soros-backed prosecutor, is under fire for not charging a Minnesota government staffer who admitted to vandalizing Tesla vehicles
- Critics accuse Moriarty of promoting a two-tier justice system and prioritizing criminals over safety
- The decision to seek 'diversion' for the charges against the government staffer has sparked outrage on social media
Cons
- Criticism for prioritizing criminals over safety
- Accusations of promoting a two-tier justice system
- Backlash for financial ties to George Soros