NYC judge who sided with rapper C Blu in cop shooting gets new job — in ‘gun court’

Choose Naita Semaj will now work in a specialised court docket that completely handles gun instances.
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The “agenda-driven” Bronx choose who dominated in favor of a teen rapper accused of taking pictures an NYPD cop has been given a brand new job — in a specialised court docket that completely handles gun instances, The Put up has discovered.

Bronx Supreme Courtroom Justice Naita Semaj was transferred from the Youth Half to the borough’s “gun court docket” on July 1, sources stated.

The transfer outraged Bronx cops, with one detective saying the transfer “doesn’t make sense.”

“That’s nice,” one other pissed off cop stated sarcastically.

“This fashion, folks will probably be set free on the streets sooner to commit extra crimes and shoot harmless folks.”

In Could, Semaj, a Democrat who was elected in 2021 after earlier serving in Bronx Civil Courtroom — sparked controversy when the town Regulation Division stated it couldn’t prosecute 16-year-old Camrin Williams, a rapper often called “C Blu,” after she dominated a cop had no purpose to look the teenager throughout a Jan. 18 incident.

Officer Kaseem Pennant was shot within the groin after looking a teen rapper.

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The search led to a scuffle throughout which a handgun that Williams, a reputed gang member, went off.

The bullet handed via the teenager’s groin and wounded one other cop, Kaseem Pennant, in his leg.

“The truth that an agenda-driven choose invented her personal set of information and her personal interpretation of what's clear on that video is one other signal that the felony justice system within the Bronx is damaged,” a law-enforcement supply fumed on the time.

Mayor Eric Adams additionally backed the cops concerned within the incident, saying, “I don’t imagine these officers broke the legislation.”

A spokesman for the state court docket system stated Friday, “We transfer round judges as wants dictate.”

Spokesman Lucian Chalfen additionally stated the gun court docket was “of the very best precedence” and stated Semaj’s switch there “exhibits the boldness that the executive choose has in her talents.”