President Trump pushed for the death penalty on Wednesday for former criminals accused of murdering Ukrainian war refugees, while the two were on public transportation trains in Charlotte, North Carolina.
Mr. Trump posted on “Society of Truth”: “The beautiful lady of Ukraine who came to the United States to seek peace and security has killed this beautiful lady’s animal so violently that she should be given a ‘Quick’ (no doubt!) trial, with only the death penalty.” “No other choice!!!”
The president made a voice the day after Iryna Zarutska, 23, who was arrested on camera last month, killed decarlos Brown Jr.
Officials say allegations of death caused by mass transport systems could lead to the execution of Brown, 34.
Brown, who has been arrested more than a dozen times and has been in jail for six years, also faces murder in Mecklenburg County.
Surveillance video on August 22 showed Zarutska entering the Lynx Blue Line train and sitting down in front of the suspect.
Four minutes later, he took out a knife, stabbed it three times in the neck, and then walked on the train with a weapon of blood.
Shortly afterwards, Brown was arrested. Authorities say he is homeless and reportedly diagnosed with schizophrenia, assessing his psychological abilities.
Attorney General Pam Bondi said the Justice Department “will seek the highest fine for this unforgivable crime and he will never see a day as the light of a free man.”
