Angela Corey Should Be Fired, Disbarred, Imprisoned and Sued Into Bankruptcy

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The more I learn about this woman, the more I hate her: She got George Zimmerman charged with murder based on a misleading probable cause claim, rather than getting an indictment from a grand jury. Also, Angela Corey is an evil vindictive bitch:

In 2008, Corey was elected state attorney for Florida’s Fourth Judicial Circuit, taking over from Harry Shorstein — the five-term state attorney who had fired her from his office a year earlier, citing “long-term issues” regarding her supervisory performance.
When Corey came in, she cleaned house. Corey fired half of the office’s investigators, two-fifths of its victim advocates, a quarter of its 35 paralegals, and 48 other support staff — more than one-fifth of the office. Then she sent a letter to Florida’s senators demanding that they oppose Shorstein’s pending nomination as a U.S. attorney. “I told them he should not hold a position of authority in his community again, because of his penchant for using the grand jury for personal vendettas,” she wrote.

Did I mention that Angela Corey is an evil vindictive bitch?

An information technology specialist who say he was fired for exposing information that he said Florida prosecutors attempted to withhold from George Zimmerman‘s defense attorneys will file a lawsuit against his former employers.
Ben Kruidbos was fired after testifying at a June 6 hearing that photos and text messages from Trayvon Martin‘s cell phone were not turned over to the defense, as required by law. Kruidbos’ attorney Wesley White told Reuters news agency that he will be filing a whistleblower lawsuit against the office of Angela Corey and Bernie de la Rionda, who were appointed to prosecute the case against Zimmerman, the neighborhood watch captain who fatally shot Martin in February 2012.

Read the rest at Viral Read. My goal in life is to see Angela Corey serve a stint in prison — maybe on a corruption charge, but any felony will do — and then in about 2019, she’ll be out on probation, taking orders as a waitress at a Waffle House beside an I-95 off-ramp, and living in a nearby rent-by-the-week efficiency apartment.

She’s an evil vindictive bitch. And I’m a neutral objective journalist.

 

155 comments

  1. I’m thinking of something along the lines of what Vir Cotto said to Mr. Morden in Babylon 5:

    I’d like to live just long enough to be there when they cut off your head and stick it on a pike as a warning to the next ten generations that some favors come with too high a price. I would gaze up into your lifeless eyes and wave, like this. (Vir holds up his right hand and waggles his fingers at Morden) Can you and your associates arrange that for me, Mr. Morden?

  5. Angela Corey should be disbarred. She bypassed a grand jury, brought the charges herself, overcharged him and failed to provide an honest evaluation of the strengths and weaknesses of her case to the judge who allowed her to proceed with the case.

    Angela Corey then withheld evidence from the defense team even though that is against the law. After that was exposed, she fired the IT professional because he did not lie in court to protect her but exposed her misconduct.

    Angela Corey should be disbarred for saying what she said about Zimmerman after he was found not guilty. She called him a murderer even though the Judicial System found him not guilty.

    Self Promotion stuff?

  6. She just won reelection last year. No Democrat ran against her. Of course no Republican did either. I’m guessing power has bipartisan appeal.

  9. Unfortunately, she cannot be disbarred under Florida law until she is out of office. The only one who can do so, I believe, is the governor. You know, the RINO who put her on the case in the first place.

  12. I didn’t mention it, because I didn’t know.

    Is there any record of Angela Corey supporting that staunch Republican Charlie Crist, perhaps?

  13. Interesting. I hadn’t even considered that this was a partisan office.

    Given RSM’s history, I imagine he didn’t know she was a Republican either. Based on his reaction to McDonnell, I imagine he’ll turn up the rhetoric.

  14. Um, no. Corey backed Rick Scott and was on his transition team (and Pam Bondi’s as well).

    If you’d bothered to read her Wikipedia bio, you’d also have noticed that the “long-term issues” she was fired from the State Attorney’s office over seem to have been much shorter-term — she got fired as soon as she announced she would be running against the incumbent Democrat.

  16. Sometimes, when you get politicians trying to burnish their “tough on crime” reps, you get people like the lovely Miss Corey.

  17. God’s little fish in trousers, what was that?

    Wombat. Paging Wombat. Cleanup on aisle three.

  21. Republican, Democrat, who cares. She is obviously an abusive, power hungry, Piece of crap who needs to be disbarred.

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