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A violent, serial carjacker was let out of prison early in Memphis, Tennessee and allowed to commit multiple additional carjackings with a firearm without facing any prosecution, according to a report from local news affiliate WREG. Ray Burns, who Cooper-Young neighborhood surveillance network chief Jason Wentworth described as a "one man crime wave," has allegedly been busted for carjacking, prostitution, larceny and driving without a license. According to WREG, Burns was arrested once again on Christmas day for allegedly committing another carjacking and kidnapping. His victims want to know why he was let out of prison and allowed to avoid prosecution but the state has not been forthcoming. From WREG: "A man walked up behind me and put a gun to my head and that I was going to die today," carjacking victim Taylor Strickland said. [...]It seems Burns has been running the same crime scheme since 2010 - even though he was sentenced to eight years for carjacking in 2011.WREG interviewed another one of Burns' victims and asked the District Attorney's Office how Burns could have been let out of prison. WREG reported Wednesday: WREG asked the District Attorney’s Office what could’ve happened.All they'll tell us is what might have happened in theory. That leaves us with nothing. We don't even know the name of the judge. Additionally, the question of who let him out of prison for his first carjacking conviction has not been answered. Follow InformationLiberation on Twitter, Facebook and Gab. |