Columbia Stabbing Suspect Released On PR Bond After Violent Attack

Compare that to the miniscule under-$300 bond with no treatment required received by Katheryn Dennis Calhoun Ravanel after her drunk driving arrest last year or two years ago.
Then compare both to the humongous $40,000.00 (forty-thousand) bond I was given upon my false arrest on known-false charges of harassing my neighbor “in the first degree” by looking through my own window when that neighbor, Teresa Felicia Ingram-Jackson, was causing a commotion under that window and loudly and profanely berating a third neighbor.
I was also required to undergo mental examination before release, even after paying cash 10% of that bond which, adjusted for inflation amounts to about $60,000.00 (sixty-thousand) today.
That bond was not refunded to me until the charges were, than God and WITHOUT A LAWYER, dismissed WITH PREJUDICE. I requested interest but was denied.
Who pushed for that humongous bond? Hatchet-for-Hire Heather Weiss, who KNEW before hand that said Ingram-Jackson was an unemployed college drop-out who “entertained” in her apartment at least one cocaine dealer, Cory/Corey Lamont Curry, convicted in 2001 by none other than Hatchet-for-Hire herself.
And who affirmed the denial of my request to convert my bond to unconditional PR bond AFTER a jury refused to convict me in the court of none other than Judge Clifton Newman?
None other that John Cannon Few, then Chief Judge of South Carolina’s Court of Appeals.
When “his honor” said that he is “proud of everything” he did as a jurist, that was a renewed metaphoric to my face.
BTW, that same Theres Ingram-Jackson, name deliberately misspelled by the City of Columbia, was later convicted of victimizing ME with disorderly conduct.
But the same City which hounded me for bonds for false charges never bothered TO THIS DAY to even collect the fine from that Ingram-Jackson woman, who CONTINUED to live in Columbia and to have at least one subsequent drug conviction there.
Is “the honorable” John Cannon Few “proud” of that unequal justice under the law during his tenure and by his own hands?