Good old Kamari is one of those precious snowflakes who had the misfortune of getting arrested for homicide in Chicago. He beat the charges though – or so he thought. Authorities released him from jail Tuesday evening after someone posted his bail. We don't know if a discrete call got placed to someone who cared about the deceased. We do know that Kamari made it about three blocks before he met Jesus.
Yep, he went from cocky predator to crying for his mommy to save him in about a New York Second. See, when Hillary Clinton talked about "super predators", she probably had Kamari in mind. In 2015, he shot one man while robbing him at gunpoint. Then a few hours later, he robbed another man a few hours later, according to police. The man he shot died.
By a miracle, police nabbed him.
Then Cook County's Crack State's Attorney's team dropped the ball – and the charges against Kamari.
That's when someone bailed him out to meet Jesus.
Poor Kamari. That's what bad karma will get you!
Of course, nobody saw "nuffin" and police have no suspects.
The Chicago Tribune has the story:
A man who beat his murder case when prosecutors failed to give him a speedy trial was killed minutes after leaving Cook County Jail on Monday night, according to authorities.
Kamari Belmont, 23, was being held on murder and robbery charges after he allegedly shot a man during a robbery and robbed another man a few hours later in 2015. The man he shot died weeks later.
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