Andre Davis, Serial Stalker, Keeps Getting Freed to Stalk Wife Again

• My state is republican mainly and we don't have it. I think even the states that do have it are changing the way they use it because the prisons filled up with non-violent three srike defendants and now there is not enough room to hold the violent ones.

• Sandi New York does NOT have it. nor does Minnesota. only about 24 states have it. something tells me that those who have it are those who are mainly Republican states.

• Get some kind of weapon. Get trained to use it so well that it is like having a sneeze, if you hesitate it can be taken from you. If he is here on a green card, you can notify INS and the AG in your state. Nowadays people are not real tolerant of foreigners cutting up with our law-abiding citizens. Let the proper authorities in the INS know of his repeated criminal acts and they can and will revoke his visa. That can be part of his sentencing. Jail time followed by immediate deportation.

• mina, buy a gun

• Help Help I am a victim of stalking for 4 years. The guy is not even a citizen. he has a green card he went to jail 4 or 5 times for stalking me . Everytime he comes out of jail he manages to find where i live or work, His actions gets more violent towred me. He is treathening with killing me before police arives to rescue me or he can get me killed by someone else if he gets caught by police. I am affraid for not only my life but life of my daughter and family. I dont know why he is given so many chances and why he doesnt get deported....? He got arrested recently and he has a court date soon. what sould I do?

• Yo those women are crazy. I was just tryings to see my daughter and my baby moms is crazy. I'm a good guy just misunderstood.

• This is what drives me nuts about the bleeding hearts who want all weapons to be illegal and all criminals who had a bad childhood to be free and on the street. They're perfectly happy to let innocent people die in support of their utterly unrealistic Utopian vision. They may cry over the victims, but they'll definitely rage against any victim who manages to defend him or her self: "She shot the man who was stalking her!?! This is why guns should be illegal! It all could have been settled peacefully if she wasn't armed!" And if the victim ends up getting killed instead, tears can be wept over "both" victims -- the innocent person who was killed and the poor person who killed them who clearly suffers from trauma or a brain disorder or was poorly socialized or or or or... ARGH! To certain people the only victim of stalking and harassment worthy of true sympathy is the one who can't or doesn't defend him- or herself (and suffers the consequences for it). What's the saying? I'd rather be living killer than a dead victim?

• Lovinmykids: I agree with you.. What's more sad, is that some woman sitting in prison for killing their husbands may have had similar situations and had no choice but to take the life of their estranged husband, because the justice system failed them like this.. and for some off the wall reason a jury convicted them. instead of finding them not guilty on grounds of self defense, if it was indeed proven they were severely abused..

• If the courts sentence someone to a year in jail, then they shouldn't be released until 365 days have passed. And I don't care if the jails/prisons are overcrowded. Stack 'em up like cordwood for all I care. Where did we come up with the concept that prison shouldn't be a bad place to be anyway? The guy needs to do some time, not walk through a revolving door.

• They need to get some fire power and lite his ass up should he decide to try something...I hate these types of situations...the women actually try to get help..and can't seem to

• If he ends up dead...no one should be arrested for the crime.

• This sack of shit won't stop until he kills that woman. It's just that simple. So for the 3 strike law? WA has it and I can tell you that I knew someone that passed those 3 strikes repeatedly and was let out to do it all again. This same person failed drug testing repeatedly while on parole and was not busted over it because his parole officer wanted to "give him a chance to clean up" He was eventually arrested for residential burglary - while in progress.

• Does New York have the 3 strike law?

• I agree that this guy needs to die, as soon as possible. Men like him will not rest until their rage is satisfied and he is who requires that his ex-wife suffer and die. She better get a gun and have it on her, literally, at all times, and truly be ready to shoot him. And, sadly, be also ready to be considered a murderer, rather than a self-defender, for it.

• oh ok. that makes sense. thanks :)

• She has to kill him. He is never going to leave her alone. Now when that's happens is the law going to be as lax about prosecuting her,as they were in prosecuting him?

• I think I just didn't phrase it clearly, Alecto. He had the affairs before he went to jail, but his wife found out about them while he was inside.

• Yeah, good thinking, let him go to do the same thing over and over. Pieces of shit like this just need to be locked up and kept locked up. I would recommend locking this guy up and sending him through a rather lengthy anger management program.

• So he was having affairs (plural) while incarcerated...was this a coed jail?

• As a domestic violence survivior, this article makes me sick! THIS is why so many women are killed! It's so obvious that this woman needs protection, yet this loser is repeatedly left out of custody!?!? Wow... I wonder how low his bail will be when he finally kills someone!!!

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