Kissimmee Police looking for robbery/assault suspect
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Kissimmee Police are looking for 40-year-old Michael Williams. He robbed 78-year-old Margarita Aponte and hit her in the face with a metal pipe near Shelby Place subdivision in Lakeside on January 14....
...He was released in May from Wakulla Correctional Institute near Tallahassee, after serving 19 years for homicide.
Let us now pose this question to the court appointed psychologist and the prison rehabilitation programs director:
How is your latest terrorist that you returned to the streets to harm law abiding citizens and abuse the elderly doing in his program? Gun Shy gives you all an F in your ability to instruct students. I guess the color TV in their viewing area didn't help with the rehabilitation process.
There was another situation in the media this week where a convicted felon was released in June, only to perpetrate the same type of crime on another law abiding citizen six months later. I wrote about that incident here.
If prisons are having problems with their operating budgets, maybe the can layoff all the people who administer the touchy feely programs, because they have proven to be of minimal impact when it comes to implementing change in respect to the violent offenders.
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A look at this guy's criminal record only amplifies your sentiment. Armed robbery with deadly weapons and killing (or leaving his victims for dead) seems to be Michael Shay Williams' MO.
He went to prison in '87 for it, was released early (after only ~2 years) and 6-months later, robbed and killed someone else.
He serves almost 20 years in prison and [this time] ~7 months on the street, he's back at it*. Anyone wanting Michael Shay Williams' public criminal record can request one by commenting to this post with your email address and I'll email it to you.
* For the sake of legalities, I have to say that Michael Shay Williams is only a suspect and although I am quite sure he robbed and then tried to kill my nearly 80-year-old grandmother, he has not been convicted therefore is presumed innocent until proven otherwise.
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