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Leslie Crocker Snyder Exposed

Here is a powerful andslamming Leslie Crocker Snyder, who is running for Manhattan District Attorney.
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Here is a powerful and poignant video of Terrance Stevens slamming Leslie Crocker Snyder, who is running for Manhattan District Attorney.

While Snyder is campaigning that she is for the reform of the Rockefeller Drug Laws, and has only sentenced kingpins to harsh sentences, this is not true.

Now, former Rockefeller offender Terrance Stevens speaks out. Stevens was sentenced to 15 years to life. He spent 10 years in prison in a wheelchair paralyzed and could not move.

Stevens is the founder and executive director of In Arms Reach, Inc., a non-profit art, music, prison visitation and educational mentoring organization that serves youth ages 7 to 18 whose parents are or were formerly incarcerated.

IN ARMS REACH

Papa and Stevens started a facebook cause titled: Leslie Crocker Snyder Should Not be the Next NYC District Attorney Disclaimer: I am doing this post in my private capacity without the endorsement or approval of any organization I am associated with

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