Federal Magistrate Judge Zia Faruqui apologized to Cole Allen because of his alleged treatment in prison. Allen was put on suicide watch. As a result, he didn’t get out for recreation.
This man is accused of trying to assassinate the president and others. Allen allegedly shot a Secret Service agent. Yet, the judge is worried about Cole’s “constitutional rights” as the prison tries to keep him alive.
Instead of hammering the would-be assassin, this judge looked at the suspect, Cole Tomas Allen, and apologized to him.
“I’m sorry that things have not been the way they are supposed to.”
This is a man who allegedly tried to become a mass killer.
The judge had a meltdown over Allen’s “grave suffering,” which was putting him in solitary confinement for a few days, a safe cell to keep him from killing himself.
The judge compared this attempted assassin’s conditions to those of the January 6 defendants and basically said the jail was being too harsh on the man who allegedly tried to murder the president of the United States, and others.
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