Melty Butter
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- Aug 15, 2024
It seems strange to me that he can't see another person that wants to see him based on a court order. I can understand not having the slag in his home or around his kids but how can the court make it illegal to shack up in a hotel room or something? Unless he's that desperate to have her next to him with the Joker (raped in the newest movie) behind them. I'm no expert on the law or anything but I've never heard of a no-contact order for two people that don't mind contacting before. Correct me if I'm wrong.
It's unenforceable and ridiculous as a practical matter. We all know that your average serious drug dealer is probably hanging out with other felons despite what any plea agreement says. It simply gives the State leverage if the person commits any future crimes.
Where it's sticky - very sticky - in Rekieta's case is that CPS is monitoring him and he's probably headed for divorce and a custody dispute. It is not a good look for him to recouple with a woman who is 1) Charged with a felony; 2) Stumbled out of the master bedroom on bodycam; 3) Had coke all over her credit card in said bedroom.
Meanwhile, she has not been through a recovery program (that we know of) despite doing whatever this is:
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