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<\/a><\/center><\/p>\nTchaasu Taylor was killed by a homeowner last week in Trinity, Alabama<\/a> when he tried a home invasion. Two days prior, he was released on $31,000 bail for kidnapping and assault on a woman.<\/p>\n WAAY 31 asked the Madison County District Attorney why Taylor was back on the street so quickly.<\/p>\n Robert Broussard told us it’s simple, anyone is innocent until proven guilty and the bond that was set for Taylor is fair.<\/p>\n “I don’t look at an incident like this and think man this system is so broke,” he said.<\/p>\n The Madison County DA is talking about Tchaasu Taylor’s arrest in Huntsville and eventual death days later in Morgan County.<\/p>\n Huntsville police say Taylor kidnapped a woman from a business off Highway 72 after seeing text messages on her phone about a week and a half ago.<\/p>\n Investigators said Taylor hit, kicked, and stabbed the woman. He then beat her with weapons while he drove from Huntsville to Muscle Shoals, according to police.<\/p>\n Days later, police arrested Taylor but he was out on about a $31,000 bond in about a day.<\/p>\n “I hate to say it, but it’s not uncommon that somebody who is out on bond ends up committing another crime. The natural question is why were they out on bond? You’re entitled to it. You’re presumed innocent until proven guilty,” said Broussard.<\/p>\n Decatur Police said Taylor did commit another crime. He broke into a home in Trinity, and police say the homeowner shot and killed him.<\/p>\n “I believe the system works pretty good. I really do. You can always point to the one that maybe if somehow this guy was locked up certainly he wouldn’t commit another crime in Morgan county and he wouldn’t have got killed, but there’s no way to forecast that,” Broussard added. <\/p><\/blockquote>\n