04-03-2012, 01:47 PM
WI taxpayers get to support all these kids.
JS online
As he ran through a convicted pimp's long record of misbehavior last week, a federal judge in Milwaukee got to the fact Sean Patrick owed more than $146,000 in support for 12 children he had by 10 women, who now won't have a father in their lives.
U.S. District Judge Rudoph T. Randa looked up at Patrick with disgust and a bit of curiosity.
"How do you satisfy 10 women?" he asked. "I can't even satisfy my wife."
That brought titters from a collection of Patrick's supporters in the courtroom.
Randa quickly clarified that it takes constant personal attention to make relationships work.
"That's another thing that causes crime: the destruction of the family," he said. "All the sociologists will tell you that."
Randa gave Patrick 30 years, consecutive to 20 years he's serving in state prison for a homicide.
Serial siring appears to be as popular as flashy jewelry with Milwaukee pimps.
Derrick Avery, aka Pimp Snooky, has 15 kids with seven women, and Todd "King Tut" Carter got blasted at his sentencing for leaving behind 16 children with several different mothers.
Avery is the highest profile in a string of sex-trafficking cases prosecuted by the U.S. Attorney's Office in Milwaukee. Avery, who was featured in documentaries such as "Pimps Up, Hos Down," initially claimed he was not a pimp, just an actor playing one. He is scheduled to be sentenced in federal court this month.
Randa's sentencing comments have earned him a rebuke from the federal appeals court in the past.
JS online
As he ran through a convicted pimp's long record of misbehavior last week, a federal judge in Milwaukee got to the fact Sean Patrick owed more than $146,000 in support for 12 children he had by 10 women, who now won't have a father in their lives.
U.S. District Judge Rudoph T. Randa looked up at Patrick with disgust and a bit of curiosity.
"How do you satisfy 10 women?" he asked. "I can't even satisfy my wife."
That brought titters from a collection of Patrick's supporters in the courtroom.
Randa quickly clarified that it takes constant personal attention to make relationships work.
"That's another thing that causes crime: the destruction of the family," he said. "All the sociologists will tell you that."
Randa gave Patrick 30 years, consecutive to 20 years he's serving in state prison for a homicide.
Serial siring appears to be as popular as flashy jewelry with Milwaukee pimps.
Derrick Avery, aka Pimp Snooky, has 15 kids with seven women, and Todd "King Tut" Carter got blasted at his sentencing for leaving behind 16 children with several different mothers.
Avery is the highest profile in a string of sex-trafficking cases prosecuted by the U.S. Attorney's Office in Milwaukee. Avery, who was featured in documentaries such as "Pimps Up, Hos Down," initially claimed he was not a pimp, just an actor playing one. He is scheduled to be sentenced in federal court this month.
Randa's sentencing comments have earned him a rebuke from the federal appeals court in the past.