Kamala Harris Wishes This Horrifying Story Never Got Out

This story hit the news once before, but was never addressed.

It appears the past has come back to haunt Kamala Harris.

Now, she wishes this horrifying story never got out.

A tragic incident occurred on June 22, 2008.

Tony Bologna (48) and his three sons, Michael (20), Andrew (18), and Matthew (16), were on their way home from a family barbecue in San Francisco, California when illegal alien and MS-13 gang member Edwin Ramos opened fire on their vehicle.

All four family members were killed in the shooting and prosecutors say Ramos shot them because he misidentified them as rival gang members who were involved with a gang murder that day.

Three months before this horrific tragedy, Ramos was arrested by the San Francisco police.

The San Francisco Gate reported that Kamala Harris – then the attorney General of California – refused to prosecute Ramos despite his multiple run-ins with the law and his known MS-13 connections.

They stated:

“In March, three months before the killings, Ramos was arrested in San Francisco after police pulled him over because his car had illegally tinted windows and no front license plate. An alleged gang member in the car tried to discard a gun, but police recovered it and later concluded that it had been used in a double killing, authorities said. The police report of the incident cited “numerous documented contacts” that officers had with Ramos and the man who allegedly discarded the gun, and said both were active members of the Mara Salvatrucha (MS-13) street gang. San Francisco prosecutors, however, declined to file charges against Ramos, saying they couldn’t prove that he knew his companion had the gun.”

Harris’s office claimed they needed another criminal charge in order to properly convict Ramos.

The San Francisco Gate additionally reported:

“Police sent the case to prosecutors in District Attorney Kamala Harris’ office, who declined to file charges. They told investigators that there was no evidence that Ramos had known that Lopez had a gun, according to Harris’ office. The gang charge had to have another crime associated with it for prosecutors to bring Ramos to trial, police and prosecutors said.”

In addition to not prosecuting him, the Gate revealed that Harris’s office released Ramos only three days after his initial arrest.

“Ramos was also arrested March 30 on a weapons violation, along with an alleged gang member riding in his car. After he spent several days in jail, authorities decided to file charges against the other man but not him, and Ramos was released, said Eileen Hirst, a sheriff’s spokeswoman. Deportation proceedings against Ramos could have been initiated but were not because of an apparent mix-up between the federal Immigration, Customs and Enforcement Agency and the San Francisco Sheriff’s Department, which runs the jail… But ICE spokesman Tim Counts said the jail contacted federal immigration officials only once — at 3:44 a.m. April 2, two hours after Ramos had been released.”