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Akeem Marion" didn't even try to conceal his Thugbook profile. He seems to have lost his phone sometime around September 2011, but he has another one now. So close to getting out and he still couldn't resist breaking the law and prison regulations. He will be released in August or September.
The SCDC site shows he is serving time at Ridgeland Correctional Institution for involuntary manslaughter. As we will see below, he was actually on probation for that offense when he was violated a couple of times.
Marion shot and killed Norbett Williams in 2005.
Maybe we should show you exactly what is being released to once again prey on the citizens of the Lowcountry.
2004 Charges:
Possession of Cocaine, PWID Crack Proximity of a School.
Pled guilty to the cocaine charge on 7 December, 2005 before Judge Thomas Hughston. As usual, Hughston sentenced Marion to two years, suspended on three months of time served and the remainder on probation.
The 9th Circuit Solicitor dismissed the proximity charge.
2005 Charges:
Murder, Unlawful Possession of a Pistol.
Before we talk about the sweet plea deal he got from the 9th Circuit Solicitor we have to ask which bond judge he was related to. Here in the Lowcountry we are accustomed to seeing some ridiculous bonds, but a PERSONAL RECOGNIZANCE bond on the charge of murder? Shocking!
The record indicates these charges went before Judge Hughston a month before the above charges. We believe that is a type and all charges were handled together on the same court date.
The 9th Circuit Solicitor allowed Marion to plead the murder charge down to involuntary manslaughter. Judge Hughston, as usual, sentenced Marion to five years, suspended on five months time served and the remainder on probation.
On the weapon charge Judge Hughston gave him time served - five months.
So, the lesson here is: Shoot someone dead - get a PR bond, then a sweet plea deal and probation. What does a thug have to worry about? Nothing at all when it comes to our court system.
2006 Charges:
Probation Violation (no status listed), PWID Marijuana, PWID Marijuana Near a School.
The 9th Circuit Solicitor remanded the PWID charge to city court and dismissed the school charge.
2008 Charges:
Possession of Cocaine, 2nd Offense Possession of Crack, PWID Cocaine in Proximity of a School.
These charges were allowed to pend until January of 2010. Judge Kristi Harrington took the guilty plea. She sentenced Marion to three years on the cocaine charge, five years on the crack charge and the 9th Circuit Solicitor dismissed the school charge - as usual.
We wonder why officers are still wasting time doing the paperwork on the school proximity charges. Scarlett Wilson has all but told you she won't prosecute the cases.
2009 Charges:
Assault & Battery With Intent to Kill, Possession of Crack, PWID Crack Near a School and two probation violations.
The 9th Circuit Solicitor dismissed the ABWIK charge and, of course, the school charge. After all, it isn't like he has a history of killing people or anything.
Judge Harrington sentenced him to three years on the crack charge.
Good news, Charleston residents. He's coming him in less than a month!!
