If Any Case Shows How Dangerous California's Soft On Crime Stance Is, Check Out The Case Of Raymond Weber

Man Goes Live after allegedly killing his fiancee and a girl.

Raymond Weber, also known as Zino, was arrested in California after an eight-hour standoff with police

At one point, he lifts a woman's hand and says: 'that b**** tried to set me up. That's what she did.'

He then accuses his younger brother and others of trying to have him killed

Weber was charged with two counts of murder and one count of felony possession of a firearm, according to online inmate records

Police discovered he was wanted in another county for allegedly making terrorist threats and causing corporal injury to a romantic partner

In 2006, he was sentenced to six years in prison for felony assault, according to court records

In 2014, he was said to be present when his then-16-year-old brother, Antoine, shot and killed Weber's 19-year-old girlfriend, Nicole Duarte.

Raymond Weber later pleaded no contest to second-degree assault according to reports, he also pleaded no contest to a drug possession charge in 2016

This guy should have been off the streets a long time ago. Weber made it clear decades ago he is not fit for civil society but the California system made sure he always did the least amount of time so he could get out and terrorize the community further.