County Attorney Requiring Prosecutors to Consider Race When Offering Plea Deals

Hey everyone, check it out. The district attorney who refused to charge a man who'd done $21,000 damage to six Teslas is back in the news.

Meet a Minnesota District Attorney Mary Moriarty, this is the woman who is refusing to prosecute a man for keying 6 Tesla's. pic.twitter.com/sNaGEoBTH3
— Gunther Eagleman™ (@GuntherEagleman) April 22, 2025

Mary Moriarty doesn’t uphold the law, she weaponizes it. And that makes her not just unfit for office, but a threat to every law-abiding American in Minnesota.
— MAG🔫1775🇺🇸 (@Mar50cC5O) April 22, 2025

As it turned out, Moriarty charged a woman on the same day with keying a car:

NEWS: After deciding to not charge 33-year-old Dylan Adams for allegedly vandalizing six Teslas and causing over $21,000 in damage, Minneapolis County Attorney Mary Moriarty, on the same day, charged a 19-year-old woman with no record with a first-degree felony for keying one car… pic.twitter.com/nnS6UnE48b
— Sawyer Merritt (@SawyerMerritt) April 25, 2025

This case now looks even worse than before. When we first found out this guy wouldn't be charged, at least people could argue abstractly in favor of the grace of diversion

But he only got that grace bc he is a leftist. The DA didn't offer that grace to a non-political prisoner https://t.co/70mazkHo8H
— PoIiMath (@politicalmath) April 26, 2025

Did we mention that Dylan Adams was a member of Gov. Tim Walz's administration, working as a fiscal policy analyst in Minnesota’s Department of Human Services?

The New York Post reports:

And now local reporters have learned that, on the same day she announced the Adams diversion, Moriarty charged a 19-year-old woman — with no prior criminal record — with a first-degree felony for keying one car, belonging to a White Castle co-worker, and causing just $7,000 in damages.
To paraphrase: For Moriarty’s Democratic friends, anything; for teenaged fast-food workers, the law.
The report on Moriarty’s hypocrisy was startling in that it came from the reliably leftist Minneapolis Star Tribune, in a story that rehashed the many, many lowlights of Moriarty’s brief career as county prosecutor