[LSNN] Ronald G. released on parole; "I've been framed. Typical anti-Italian discrimination", says Ronald G; "Outrageous attempt to associate him with LCN", says his attorney

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Ronald G. released on parole; "I've been framed. Typical anti-Italian discrimination", says Ronald G; "Outrageous attempt to associate him with LCN", says his attorney

BY LSNN

 

Los Santos, SA - On the 11th of May, 2021, at 4 pm, Ronald G. walked out of the Twin Towers Correctional Facility; released on parole. The Superior Court of San Andreas has come to a verdict on the allegations and delivered a ruling on the case State of San Andreas v. Ronald G. The court ruled that the defendant Ronald G. is guilty of Bribery of a Public Official, Pandering/Pimping, Pandering/Pimping (2nd offence), Pandering/Pimping (3rd offence), Pandering/Pimping (4th offence), Pandering/Pimping (5th offence), Conspiracy to Pandering/Pimping, Racketeering, Battery and not guilty of Assault.

 

Ronald G. seated inside the car

 

On the 10th of May, 2021, Honorable Justice Michael McMurray announced the charges, then proceed announcing the punishment for Ronald G - Life Imprisonment in state penal confinement with possibility of parole immediately as a basis of current time served due to the extent of the trial.

 

Prior to that, Ronald G's attorney Jordan Yong has expressed his disagreement with the prosecution many times in the courtroom. Meanwhile, Ronald G. could be seen calmly seated, with an annoyed facial expression from time to time.

 

In front of TTCF

 

"Racketeering. The most important charge in this whole case. Now that we have established that La Cosa Nostra exists, it couldn’t be easier to link the defendant to said criminal organization. The amount of evidence against the defendant regarding the racketeering charge is overwhelming, to say the least. Frankly, the People do not even have to prove that the defendant is a part of La Cosa Nostra, although that’s more than clear at this point. We’ve proved that he was a part of a criminal organization, who focused mainly on their brothel. Numerous people were involved in that brothel - not only escorts, but also management. An organized group of people, committing crimes - that’s the very definition of racketeering. Numerous ads, solid prices, employees, the property - that was all organized. There is nothing that could be said to contradict what was gathered. The defense will say pretty much anything to convince this Court that the defendant wasn’t associated with La Cosa Nostra, because they want their secret community to actually stay secret", is a part of Prosecutor Melanie Cromwell's closing statement in the courtroom.

 

"This has been a long, drawn out case, compounded by stacks of documents which had drowned out the key elements of this case. What we're dealing with here is an outrageous attempt by the prosecution to associate the defendant with the La Cosa Nostra. Ronald G. has his faults, he has made his share of mistakes, but this case is riddled with problems. Untenable accusations of Assault, Battery, Bribery, Pimping when the actions of the defendant do not even fit the prerequisites of these titles. Accusations without any physical evidence to support them. Accusations based on personal belief and views. A case built only on audio recordings", is a part of Attorney Jordan Yong's statement.

 

 

Ronald G. could be seen entering the backseat of a car and departing

 

In the courtroom, Ronald G. wore prison clothes, however, he took the chance to show his elegancy upon walking out of the TTCF, following his parole release, dressed in a grey suit, wearing glasses. While silent in the courtroom, just as he stepped foot out of prison, he had something to say to the media:

 

"Statement? Whaddaya want me to say? I believe I've been framed. Typical anti Italian discrimination. What goes around, comes around. And guess there's many more to come", said Ronald G. in an exclusive statement for LSNN.

 

 

 

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Edited May 12, 2021 by LSNN

[JD]

Username:  AnHonestItalian 

Comment: This whole case is such a clear case of Italian discrimination.  How many times will the DA invade the privacy and the rights of Italian -American hard working people before something is done about it?  A complete, clear as day, racially charged strike from an official  law enforcement body.  LCN?  It's 2021 people, put ya story books down.

[Jigurd]

Username: TealCrayons

Comment: LOL They give this guy LIFE?? He got convicted of what, some shaky counts of pimping and a BS Battery charge? Big scary bullshit racketeering charge means all sentencing guidelines can go directly into the trash I guess :)

 

Edited May 12, 2021 by Jigurd

[MoeLSRP]

Username:  joecolombo1981

Comment: The guy was only doing the city a favor! This fuckin city of ours is turning into a fucking suburb!

[therealmieky]

Username: JohnBx24

Comment: Ronald Ganisa? Hoo, I know that guy. He hooked me up with my goomah, Jane

[Pádraig]

Username: RudyGiuliani

Comment: more mobbed up "Italians" tarnishing the name of good hard working Italian Americans 

 

 

[Knooflook]

Username: TonyRigatoni

Comment: Seems like he didn't choose the pimping life, but he did get life for it. 

Edited May 12, 2021 by Knooflook

[H04X]

Username: MussoliniDidNothingWrong

Comment: there are italians living in sa? i thought they move to better places. not shithole to shithole

[DeFuria]

Username: MotherLover
Comment: If it weren't for Italians, we'd have NOTHING. They gave us pizza, coffee, wine, meatballs, you name it. All of this is an attempt by White Americans to be the good guy in the story. You know who's the biggest mafiosi? This government of ours! FUCK YOU, FRANK ERNST!

[Sniekily]

Username: ConvincingCannelloni

Comment: There has been a huge increase in the persecution of Italian-Americans, for increasingly ridiculous reasons! My grandad and grandmother came here to chase the American Dream, but they soon found out the truth!