<p>The crime does have the “frat boy”, stupid college kid, mean prankster sign blazoned on it. That he picked a person with other issues, that was on the edge anyways is a risk that all such actions carry and those who do these things don’t care or think about. I don’t believe what he would have had to confess was why he did not sign. He felt he had a good chance of beating the charges, and he did. The prosecution would not have offered that deal if they did not thing there was a good chance that he get away with it entirely. It was a calculated risk, that did not go the way he thought it would. There is also the witness tampering that is a very serious component of his case. </p>
<p>I think that he should be deported and put on the “do not allow entry” list. We’ve spent enough of our tax dollars on this young man. Hopefully, he learns from this experience.</p>