I, Napoleon

Jessica is up to his old tricks.

Simpson, a serial litigator with a troubling past, including sexually inappropriate behaviour with minors and physical attacks on Rebel News reporters, seems to have a fortunate streak with the courts. Despite being convicted of four criminal offences, the Simon Fraser University criminology student has yet to serve any jail time.

It wasn’t until the third conviction, where Simpson pleaded guilty to threatening to harm child protection activist Billboard Chris, that Simpson obtained a criminal record.

In this latest case, Simpson was found guilty of public mischief for falsely triggering a fire alarm and sentenced to 18 months probation.

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26 Replies to “I, Napoleon”

  1. A more constructive view is that he is doing field lab work which will eventually become clear when he publishes his PhD thesis.

  2. A man and his dog. This guy needs to take a wrong turn into a biker bar. Old-time bikers, that is.

  3. The old codger did a nice number on the pervert Yaniv by shoving him away. Pity he didn’t land a punch or two.

  4. Unfortunately if he ever gets time, the idiot justice system will house him with some poor actual women. This is the pervert that went after brown women to shave his nasty pubes if I recall.

  5. What? A public mischief charge and the case is over already? In Canada? Can’t be, fake news for sure.

    1. What strange country you live in … where “mischief” is a high crime. Everyone must get locked up on Apr.1 each year?

    2. Mischief is the the catchall when the Crown either can’t figure out what to charge you with, or wants something generic that is relatively easy to prove…

  6. The Justice us system seems to go out of their way to give him the velvet glove treatment? I think the dog would be better off in a shelter.

  7. Contrast this with the treatment Tamara Lich is getting.
    I doubt even a PPC majority with a CPC opposition could save this country.

    1. Given Harper’s failure to appoint “Conservative” senators, and the resulting Trudeau-packed Liberal senate, you are correct.

  8. I had a friend that was a criminology major in college. To pay for his degree he took a job with the post office delivering mail. One day he got caught tossing flyers in the garbage dumpster so he wouldn’t have to deliver them and was promptly charged with destroying mail (a federal offense).

    He was forced to seek a different degree because criminology majors with a criminal record are unemployable. Which begs the question…why does a career criminal pursue such a degree? I’m guessing it is a guaranteed entitlement plan. He will be unemployable and free to live off the dole indefinitely. Does that make sense in Canada?

  9. I’ll give Judge Solomon this much: If you’re a cop who’s been charged with unlawful use of force or assault…he’s your guy.

    1. I’d have questions for the undergraduate advisor(s) at Simon Fraser University. Having students like this convoluted lardass doesn’t do a lot for the reputation of the “premier criminology educator” in all of Canada.

  10. If some groups of people are less guilty for their crimes because it is politically sensitive to treat them evenhandedly or equally to others, society will gain more of those types, without any benefit to society.

    Apply this to new canadians and immigration, or some religious groups protesting in Toronto last week, or some colors matter more, or reconciliation with some groups and not others…

    Canadian gov’t thrives on some having favored status, and punishes others because gov’t decides it.

    The RCMP investigated the SCN Lavalin affair with the federal gov’t and said no charges, can’t find the evidence. When normal people don’t provide evidence, they’re charged with withholding evidence.

    Canada is broken, and no amount of tweaking the justice dept. will undo the damage.
    Break it up.

  11. Well, when the “service dog” starts humping your leg in court, maybe it’s not really a service dog. Unless that’s the service it provides. Not unheard of.

  12. “…a serial litigator…”

    that’s an interesting way to say vexatious

    also, the judge said the crown didn’t prove assault beyond a reasonable doubt, which seems odd if there is video of the incident

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