The brother of Kate Steinle, who was shot on July 1, 2015, by a seven-time felon and five-times deported illegal alien, said the system’s “epic failure” led to Jose Garcia Zarate being released, on the streets, and with a loaded handgun.
Brad Steinle made the remark in an interview with the San Francisco Chronicle newspaper just days before a San Francisco jury found Zarate not guilty of murdering Kate Steinle, a crime he admitted to committing in an interview with a local television station.
The published story included the family’s reaction to the not guilty verdict and the conviction of possession of a firearm.
“We’re just shocked — saddened and shocked … that’s about it,” Kate’s father, Jim Steinle, said. “There’s no other way you can coin it. Justice was rendered, but it was not served.”
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See what sanctuary cities do for us, why don't we just have some more of them? The father was correct, justice rendered, not served. This idiot will now go out and kill again and we, as Americans, let him get away with it.
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