Soros prosecutor who targeted cop now faces justice under new Texas law

It’s about time the tables turned on left-wing prosecutors who think they’re above the law. José Garza, a far-left darling bankrolled by George Soros, decided he was going to make an example out of a cop just trying to do his job during the chaos of the BLM riots. For four long years, Garza has turned a simple police action — using a non-lethal beanbag round to keep order — into an outrageous witch hunt.

Now, Garza himself might just pay the price for his own political games. Thanks to new legislation in Texas, prosecutors like him could finally face real consequences for foolishly chasing after law enforcement while letting actual criminals roam free. It’s poetic justice. The same radical activist who vowed to bring “real justice for all” tried to destroy the life of a cop defending his city. Suddenly, he’s the one sweating under the spotlight.

This is what you get when you let globalist-backed prosecutors run amok. Garza’s approach has always been about virtue signaling to the anti-police crowd and bowing to the mob. He ignored real victims and went after the only people standing between our communities and utter anarchy — the police. Liberals in big cities want to punish those wearing a badge while kneeling for lawbreakers. Their priorities are upside down, and real Americans know it.

The left claims to care about safety and fairness, but every time there’s a choice, they side with lawbreakers. They say justice is blind, but under their rule, it’s all about old grudges and scoring political points. Garza’s four-year attack on the cop was never about justice. It was about flexing his new power, no matter who got hurt.

Now that the law is closing in, maybe Garza will realize that Americans are sick and tired of hypocrites running our cities into the ground. If progressives like him are so obsessed with “accountability,” maybe they should try practicing it for once. Could this be the wakeup call these anti-police zealots finally need — or will they keep crying victim when their own rules catch up to them?

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