Last week the Daily Wire broke the explosive story that Loudoun County schools allegedly tried to cover up the sexual assault of Scott Smith’s daughter.
Smith had previously been arrested at a school board meeting on June 22, but it was unknown at the time that weeks prior on May 28th, a boy wearing a skirt allegedly entered a girls’ bathroom and sexually assaulted his daughter. While juvenile records are sealed, Smith’s attorney says that a boy has been charged with two counts of forcible sodomy related to the incident.
While it’s clear who the victimized are here in this situation if the allegations are true, Soros-backed Loudoun County prosecutor Buta Biberaj made the rare and questionable decision of trying to seek jail time against Smith following his arrest. As Fox News explains:
The Loudoun County prosecutor who sought jail time against a father who was arrested at a school board meeting after his daughter was allegedly sexually assaulted in a school bathroom has ties to progressive megadonor George Soros and Democratic Virginia gubernatorial nominee Terry McAuliffe.
Loudoun County Commonwealth’s Attorney Buta Biberaj was described as a “progressive” elected county prosecutor who ran on a platform of ending “mass incarceration,” but yet she sought jail time for disorderly conduct and resisting arrest, both misdemeanor charges, against Scott Smith.
Soros dumped $659k into the Loudoun County race backing Buta Biberaj for commonwealth’s attorney, which she won and was sworn into the position in January 2020.
On the campaign trail, Biberaj said she favored new pretrial diversion programs for perpetrators of lower-level charges to earn a “dismissal” of their case, backed restoring voting
rights of felons, and argued that prosecutors shouldn’t be involved in immigration enforcement.
She’s extended her soft-on-crime philosophy to alleged rapists too. The boy in question was fitted with an ankle monitor and transferred to another school in Ashburn – where he was almost immediately accused of committing yet another sexual assault against a female student.
Biberaj told Fox 5 on Friday the decision to transfer the student to a different school came because he didn’t have a prior history of such behavior at the time, and she asked the public to “be patient” and refrain from judgment until “all the facts” in the case come to light.
While in office, Biberaj was one of twelve Virginia prosecutors who signed onto a letter calling for “automated, automatic, and free expungement of criminal records for formerly system involved community members,” the end of mandatory minimum sentences, the end of cash bail, the abolition of the death penalty, and the end of “three strikes” felony enhancements for petty
larceny offenses. The juxtaposition of how she treats convicted criminals verses the outraged parents of alleged victims is a parody of justice that should be found in a Franz Kafka novel, not America.
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