EXPOSE THIS JUDGE: Chief Magistrate Ann Marie Rose-Emmons set a $44,000 bond for the daycare worker accused of leaving a ONE-YEAR-OLD BOY black and blue on his very first day of daycare, and she was back out of jail within DAYS.
Police arrested 54-year-old Yvette Thurston after reviewing surveillance video from Little Blessings Child Care in Bainbridge, Georgia. She faces aggravated battery and three counts of first-degree child cruelty after the little boy was hospitalized with bruising, swelling and scratches across his face.
Thanks to Judge Rose-Emmons, Thurston bonded out five days after her arrest.
THIS is why judicial elections matter.
Rose-Emmons is not some untouchable lifetime federal judge. She is the ELECTED Chief Magistrate of Decatur County, and her current term runs through 2028.
Judges make decisions that directly affect the safety of our communities. Voters need to remember their names and remember their decisions when they walk into the voting booth.
Ann Marie Rose-Emmons. Remember her name and VOTE ACCORDINGLY. These catch-and-release decisions have consequences, and judges should absolutely be held accountable by the voters for the decisions they make from the bench.
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