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This is why rightwingers are all the same and need to be treated as such.


Norton, Ohio � A White man was shot and killed last month in what police
are calling a road rage incident on Ohio�s Interstate 76 in Summit
County.
The suspect, a Black driver apprehended by Columbus police department�s
SWAT team several days later, is an ex-convict with a prolific history of prison violence and misbehavior, according to incarceration records
obtained by the Justice Report.

On May 17th, 40-year-old George Jensen II was shot and killed by the
driver of a black Chevy Camaro on his way home from work after police say
a road-rage incident erupted during rush hour traffic along Interstate
76.
According to local reports, Police interviewed five eyewitnesses to the shooting and recovered eight spent shell casings before issuing a warrant
on the 31st for the arrest of Black 30-year-old Dacarrei Tovon Kinard, a
repeat criminal offender living in Columbus.

�(Witnesses) saw an arm come out holding a gun and �pop, pop, pop, pop,�
and Geo�s car swung wildly across lanes of traffic,� said Keenan, a
childhood friend of the victim who shared the same commute home. �(He)
went across three lanes and back across three lanes. People pulled over
to
try to save him.�

Kinard was charged with murder and arrested at a residence he was
suspected to be living at by elements of the Columbus Police Department�s
SWAT and the Southern Ohio Fugitive Apprehension Strike Team. The tragic shooting death of Jensen would serve as yet another example of a growing
uptick in �road rage� killings in Ohio since 2021, per the Ohio State
Highway Patrol.

Details on Kinard�s criminal history and current status as an offender
are
hard to come by, however, as local media outlets appear quick to downplay
the incident as a mere act of road rage or a �senseless act of gun
violence� by others. In an exclusive discovery, the Justice Report
obtained a massive file containing Kinard�s arrest and disciplinary
records via a Freedom of Information Act (FOIA) request, revealing a
stunning history of violence, crime, and misbehavior stemming from a
previous stint in the Ohio State prison system.

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According to the Franklin County Clerk of Courts, Kinard was charged and
plead not guilty to felony theft on Dec. 7, 2010, and was issued a
$10,000
bond. During court proceedings, the judge modified the bond amount, and
he
was released, stipulating that Kinard �stay out of all Wal-Marts.�

During his trial, court records show Kinard was charged with misdemeanor domestic violence assault on Oct. 7, 2011, but this charge was dismissed
per the prosecutor�s request on July 9, 2012. Court documents state
Kinard
was originally sentenced to three months of community control, but this
was bumped up to four years�with 121 days of time served�because he
violated the terms.

Additionally, Kinard was charged with and pled guilty to theft and
receiving stolen property on Jan. 30, 2013. He was sentenced to serve an additional 12 months at the ODRC. In March 2013, he was sentenced to
serve
within institutions with The Ohio Department of Rehabilitation and
Correction (ODRC) following three years of parole. He was incarcerated in
the Southeastern Correctional Institution in Lancaster and was eventually transferred to Ross Correctional Institution in Chillicothe.

According to its website, ODRC�s mission statement is to �reduce
recidivism among those we touch and reduce crime in Ohio.� The
institutions Kinard was incarcerated within offered educational services
for obtaining a GED, career technical classes, and even �therapeutic�
adult programs.

The programs appeared to offer little in the way of correcting inmate
behavior, however, as court documents indicate that even though Kinard�s attorney, Donald Shartzer, filed for judicial release a mere five months
into Kinard�s prison term on Sept. 24, 2013, to �suspend the balance of
his sentence and place him on community control� as long as he maintained
a good record at the institution,� Kinard�s probation was revoked due to
his �very poor institutional record.�

In response, Shartzer filed a second request for judicial release on May
19, 2014, but the court rejected this due to Kinard racking up a whopping
35 rule violations at the ODRC. Court documents state Kinard�s prison
record is �one of the worst this Court has seen.�

In total, Kinard amassed up 65 rule violations in his four-year sentence, according to Kinard�s violations report issued by the ODRC. The document details every single one of his offenses while incarcerated, which range
from minor violations like skipping school, starting fights, stealing
other people�s property, and other bizarre acts like getting caught
brewing approximately two gallons of tomato and orange-flavored prison
wine.

The report would also indicate that Kinard would violently threaten ODRC corrections officers and refuse their lawful orders, sometimes after
initiating a fight. Other times, Kinard would try to obtain commissary
goods while under commissary restrictions imposed on him as a
disciplinary
measure, which happened countless times. Early into his sentence, one
officer once told Kinard to leave an area he wasn�t supposed to be in,
but
he �refused all direct orders given,� according to the document. After
Kinard continued to pull away from being handcuffed, he had to be
physically restrained by another officer in order to force compliance.

The events should have served as a foreseeable precursor for Kinard�s
lifelong disregard for the rule of law. At one point during his
incarceration, Kinard started a fight and was sent to the infirmary for injuries. While being tended to, the document revealed that he yelled at
other patients and refused to silence himself when ordered by an officer.
The document then states that while being escorted out of the infirmary,
Kinard taunted the guards and wrote �something illegible� on the cell
door
with his blood, repeating the phrase �I left something for you, bitch� to
the officers. The inmate�s final facility violations involved disobeying
an officer�s instructions and masturbating in response.

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In the short time Kinard spent as a free man post-incarceration, he
appears to have avoided social media. Despite the caution, the Justice
Report did manage to locate Kinard�s Facebook account, which contains
only
a single post: a 2009 amateur rap video featuring a one-minute clip of a mixtape called �The Reup Pt.1 Intro.� In it, the lyrics grimly foreshadow Kinard�s future alleged crimes, including wantonly shooting firearms,
boasting about selling drugs, and copping to minor misbehaviors like
skipping school.

For the murder of George Jensen, Kinard was transferred to the Summit
County Jail on June 1, 2023. Ohio, however, forever lost a White man who, according to the Summit County Clerk of Courts, had zero criminal
violations on record, not even a speeding ticket. Media outlets have effectively sanitized and downplayed Jensen�s death while ignoring the
bigger issue: the naked and ever-present threat of Black-on-White
violence, which continues to plague the country.

The frustration is not lost on those paying attention, however. On the
social media platform Facebook, which shares a link to a GoFundMe set up
to assist Jensen�s family, one user commented, �I just don�t understand
how someone can do stuff like this!!!!!�

�I find it so hard to believe no one saw anything!! What if it was you or
your family?� Read another. �It was bad enough this happened to a man
driving home from work�but, what if there were kids in the car? Someone
knows !! Please come forward to help this family�it could have been any
of
us!!�

According to his obituary, Jensen worked as a senior systems engineer for
ECS Tuning in Wadsworth, Ohio. He often spent time with his family and
served as a �professional uncle� to the children of his close friend. In
his free time, Jensen volunteered to assist others with automotive work
and issues with in-home technology. According to reports, Jensen was
�staunchly opposed to gun violence� in his private life and �was alarmed
at the mass shooting incidents all around the country.�

�Good news, I�m glad he will have to take responsibility for what he did,
but it is also very sad it had to happen at all.� Read one public comment
from a Facebook user after news of Kinard�s arrest went public. �I�m so
happy to hear this! He needs to pay for his crime. Though, it could never
be enough. May this bit of good news bring you and your family some
peace,� read another.

�I am not here for (any) revenge fantasies � I just want justice,� said Allison, Jensen�s wife of 13 years in an interview with the Akron Beacon Journal. �I want him to be tried like anyone else.� Those who wish to aid Jensen�s family can contribute financially to his GoFundMe page. This
article will be updated as new details emerge.

The American justice system continues to turn a blind eye toward the past offenses of non-White career criminals who only violently re-offend once
they return to the streets. In April, two Black career criminals were
arrested for brutally shooting and killing a White loss prevention
officer
at a California Home Depot. In November of last year, a White handyman
was
allegedly stabbed to death by a Hispanic career criminal residing inside
a
Minneapolis �sober living home.� Police later claimed the deranged
suspect
blamed the anime cartoon, Dragonball Z, for persuading him to kill.

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